Who it's for
Businesses with net-zero targets, on-site generation, or supply-chain sustainability reporting to satisfy.
Where it goes wrong
Greenwashing
A "100% renewable" label can mean REGOs bought on the secondary market — no additional generation.
Export mis-settlement
On-site solar or wind export is often settled at default rates rather than optimised.
No additionality evidence
Scope 2 reporting needs traceable certificates; a label alone is not audit-ready.
Our approach
We trace the REGO to generator and source, evidence additionality for your reporting, and model export options alongside your import tariff.
What to have ready
- Site postcode
- Annual consumption
- Green tariff preference
- Any on-site generation details
What we compare on a green energy contract
We compare REGO-backed renewable tariffs across the supplier panel, checking the source of certificates, the fuel mix and whether the supply supports additional generation. We quote import tariffs alongside any export option so on-site generation is modelled, not ignored.
How we keep green claims audit-ready
- REGOs traced to the generating source
- Fuel mix and additionality evidence supplied
- Scope 2 reporting documentation prepared
- Import and export tariffs modelled together
Renewable business energy by region
The renewable content and REGO availability of a tariff can vary by region, and on-site generation potential depends heavily on your location. We reflect your regional grid mix and local generation context when we recommend a green contract across England, Scotland and Wales.
How do I prove a green tariff is genuinely renewable?
A "100% renewable" label can mean REGOs bought on the secondary market with no new generation behind it. We trace the REGO to the generator, evidence additionality, and supply documentation that stands up to Scope 2 reporting and supply-chain audits — not just a logo.
On-site generation and export
On-site solar, wind or storage export is often settled at default rather than optimised rates. We model your export options alongside your import tariff, including export-only and aggregated structures, so on-site generation earns what it should.
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