Internationally certified documents that verify your electricity consumption from renewable sources, helping you meet sustainability targets and achieve carbon neutrality.
Our team is ready to help you document your renewable energy consumption and strengthen your sustainability reporting.
A Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) is an internationally recognized document that certifies that 1 megawatt-hour (MWh) of electricity has been generated from a renewable source such as solar, wind, hydro, or biomass.
By purchasing RECs, companies can match their energy consumption with renewable energy production, even when the electricity they use comes from a mixed national grid.
Multinational companies seeking to meet global sustainability requirements.
Export-oriented manufacturers complying with EU and international regulations.
Local businesses aiming to demonstrate corporate responsibility.
Organizations pursuing Net Zero and ESG commitments.
At Ecometrics, we provide a comprehensive and trusted REC service:
A Renewable Energy Certificate represents proof that 1 MWh of electricity has been produced from a renewable source.
No. Companies can directly purchase RECs without generating renewable energy themselves.
RECs cover electricity consumption (measured in MWh), while Carbon Offsets cover avoided emissions (measured in tons of CO₂).
The number depends on your total electricity consumption. We calculate the required RECs to fully cover your Scope 2 emissions.
