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How it works

From requirement to redemption statement.

You tell us what you need. We secure a firm offer, show you every cost, and only buy once you have paid. The certificates are redeemed in your legal entity's name.

Updated 14 October 2026

Who it is for

Companies buying 50 to 5,000 MWh of certificates a year in the country where they use electricity. Typical reasons are a customer's supply-chain requirement, CDP or RE100 reporting, or Scope 2 market-based accounting. Below this size the fixed costs of a broker relationship rarely make sense, and above it you usually have one already.

The order flow

  1. You submit a requirement: legal entity, country of consumption, volume, reporting year and deadline.
  2. We check eligibility. The certificate must come from the same market as your consumption, and its vintage and plant commissioning date must fit your reporting framework. See which certificate counts where.
  3. We secure a firm supplier offer that includes redemption and is valid for a stated number of days.
  4. We send you a quote itemising the supplier cost, our fee and the registry redemption fee. It is valid for a shorter window than the supplier offer, so it cannot lapse underneath you.
  5. You accept and pay by card or bank transfer. We commit to the supplier only after your payment clears.
  6. The certificates are redeemed in your name for the reporting period you specified.
  7. You receive the registry redemption statement, our target is within 10 business days of payment. If supply fails, you receive a full refund.

What you pay

ComponentHow it is set
Certificate costThe supplier's price for your exact volume, technology and vintage, passed through without markup.
REC.market feeOne flat fee, shown on the quote before you pay. Our fee schedule will be published before we take our first order.
Registry feesRedemption and registry fees passed through at cost.

What we do not do

  • We do not hold inventory or trade for our own account, so we have no position to sell you.
  • We do not hold your money in escrow. Payment goes to a specific, quoted order.
  • We do not favour any standard or registry. The right instrument is the one your consumption market accepts.
  • We do not sell carbon offsets.

REC.market is onboarding its first buyers, and quotes are currently prepared by hand. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell until you receive a written quote.