Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) & Carbon Trading

Expand Your Green Impact ,Even Without Installing Solar

Whether your organization is aiming to improve its ESG profile, comply with international sustainability mandates, or demonstrate climate responsibility to clients and investors, Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) and Carbon Credits offer verifiable pathways to do so with or without on-site solar generation.

What Are Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs)?

A Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) is an internationally recognized proof that 1 megawatt-hour (MWh) of electricity has been generated from a certified renewable source, such as solar or wind. Purchasing RECs allows businesses to claim the environmental benefits of clean energy , even if they can’t generate it themselves.

Key Highlights:

Scope 2 Emissions Compliance: RECs help companies offset indirect emissions from purchased electricity.
Globally Recognized: RECs are accepted under standards like CDP, GHG Protocol, RE100, and ISO 50001.
Flexible Adoption: Ideal for corporates in leased spaces or buildings unsuitable for solar installations.
Auditable Proof: Each REC comes with a unique serial number and registration from authorized tracking systems ( I-REC, TIGR).

Perfect for: Export-oriented businesses, global supply chains, and companies under ESG reporting obligations.

Already Generating Solar? Sell Your Carbon Credits

If you’ve already installed a solar system — whether on your factory, warehouse, or commercial complex, your clean energy generation can become an additional revenue stream. Once registered, your solar plant can issue carbon credits, which are then sold to organizations looking to voluntarily or mandatorily offset their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Through verified carbon offset mechanisms, you can monetize every unit of emissions avoided, by registering your system under a recognized carbon market such as:

1. Verified Carbon Standard (VCS)

Global program certifying emission reductions through rigorous, transparent carbon offset methodologies.

2. Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)

UN carbon offset scheme enabling emission-reduction projects in developing countries under Kyoto.

3. Gold Standard

High-integrity carbon offset standard linking climate action with sustainable development goals.

Business Benefits:

Passive Income

Earn passive income on each ton of CO₂ you avoid

CSR and Green Bond

Eligible for CSR and green bond support

Internal Rate of Return (IRR)

Improve project Internal Rate of Return (IRR) by layering carbon revenue on top of electricity savings

ESG Ratings

Strengthen ESG Ratings, making your company more attractive to investors and clients