Energy origin tracking systems are becoming more important, more complex, and more interconnected. The Enunda Academy helps professionals understand how legal, technical, operational, and international design choices interact across Energy Attribute Certificate systems.
Energy origin tracking systems increasingly need to work across borders, sectors, technologies and standards.
Legal, technical and operational decisions can influence transparency, interoperability and double-counting prevention.
The Academy creates a structured learning environment for professionals who need to coordinate across roles and responsibilities.
The Academy is designed for professionals directly involved in the design, governance, implementation, or coordination of energy origin tracking systems, including:
The Enunda Academy is a cohort-based expert learning programme that combines foundational knowledge, peer exchange, and applied case-based learning.
Build core understanding of key concepts, system elements and design principles.
Deep-dive into system design, governance trade-offs and practical exercises.
Work on real or realistic cases from across contexts and system types.
Share perspectives, challenge assumptions and learn together.
Demonstrate competence and earn an Enunda Academy certificate.
The Enunda Academy is currently under development, in dialogue with experts across the energy origin-tracking ecosystem.
Spring 2025
Ongoing
Spring - Summer 2026
Autumn 2026
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Energy consumers, companies, and public authorities increasingly rely on energy attribute tracking to support renewable and low-carbon energy claims. These systems are shaped by many actors: policymakers, regulators, issuing bodies, registry operators, standards bodies, scheme operators, IT providers, and market participants.
Because energy origin tracking systems operate across legal, technical, operational, and international layers, maintaining a clear system-wide overview can be challenging. Even well-founded design choices may interact in unexpected ways across the system. This can create challenges for interoperability, transparency, the prevention of double-counting, and the credibility of claims.
The Enunda Academy creates a structured learning environment where system actors can build a shared understanding of these interdependencies and strengthen the way energy origin tracking systems are designed, governed, and operated.
The Enunda Academy is designed for professionals who are directly involved in the design, governance, implementation or coordination of energy origin tracking systems. This includes policy makers, regulators, issuing bodies, registry operators, disclosure authorities, standards and scheme professionals, certification bodies, registry and IT service providers, consultants, academics and other professionals working close to Energy Attribute Certificate or Guarantee of Origin systems.
The programme is especially relevant for people who want to better understand how legal, technical, operational and market design choices interact across the wider tracking system.
The exact time commitment will be confirmed when the first cohort programme is finalised. The founding cohort is expected to combine online foundation session(s), an in-person multi-day workshop, peer exchange and applied case work based on a participant’s own organisational context.
Participants should expect a structured expert-learning programme rather than a single webinar. The aim is to provide enough time for system-level understanding, practical discussion and application to real challenges from the participants’ own work.
The Enunda Academy is expected to use a blended format. The programme preview currently includes online foundation session(s), an in-person multi-day workshop, applied case work and cross-role peer learning.
This combination allows participants to build a common foundation online, while also creating space for deeper discussion, case-based learning and professional exchange during the in-person part of the programme.
Pricing and participation options have not yet been finalised. More information about programme fees, registration conditions and possible participation formats will be shared when the first cohort details are confirmed.
Professionals and organisations interested in taking part can register their interest now to receive updates and help shape the development of the programme.
The Enunda Academy is expected to include a pathway to certification. The exact certification format, requirements and assessment process will be confirmed as the programme is further developed.
The intention is that certification reflects a participant’s understanding of energy origin tracking system design and governance, including key topics such as system dependencies, transparency, interoperability, double-counting prevention and the credibility of renewable or low-carbon energy claims.