Source UK REGOs
Define UK certificate requirements, request comparable offers, and keep documentation expectations visible from the start.
Create a structured RFQUK REGO guide
GreenPowerHub helps market participants work with UK Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin by reviewing market context, structuring RFQs, surfacing supply, managing counterparties, and moving opportunities into trade workflow.
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Choose your workflow
The right next step depends on whether you are sourcing UK certificates, bringing supply to market, or trading UK REGO opportunities.
Define UK certificate requirements, request comparable offers, and keep documentation expectations visible from the start.
Create a structured RFQMake supply discoverable to qualified market participants while keeping counterparties, pricing context, and next steps in view.
Explore marketplace workflowsReview posted interest, price context, partner status, and trade workflow next steps before moving an opportunity forward.
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Used by buyers, sellers, traders, utilities, and service providers across renewable certificate markets.
For buyers
Buyer teams evaluating UK REGOs need to translate a UK renewable electricity requirement into certificate details suppliers can answer consistently: generation period, technology, volume, delivery timing, retirement or transfer expectations, and any reporting context.
Use GreenPowerHub to structure the request, invite comparable supplier responses, and keep UK REGO market context connected to the sourcing workflow.
For sellers
Generators, suppliers, certificate holders, and traders need a practical way to surface supply while keeping pricing context, counterparty fit, and next actions in one controlled workflow.
GreenPowerHub helps sellers list UK REGO opportunities and move from market interest toward structured engagement.
For traders
Trading teams need posted interest, price context, counterparty context, partner status, and a route from market opportunity to trade confirmation and documentation.
Use GreenPowerHub to review UK REGO market activity, manage partner checks, and move accepted opportunities into trade workflow.
Connected workflow
GreenPowerHub connects UK REGO market context, RFQs, posted interest, partner controls, and trade workflow steps so teams can move from a market question to a controlled next action.
Start with the UK certificate need and available market view.
Clarify generation period, technology, volume, and delivery requirements.
Compare supplier responses or evaluate posted buy and sell intent.
Keep partner status, contract context, and next actions visible.
Carry confirmation, signing, and documentation context forward.
Coverage and market fit
REGO is the UK scheme. Use the central coverage lookup to confirm the public GreenPowerHub market view, then use the related scheme guides when the requirement is not UK-specific.
REGO basics
Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin are UK certificates that show electricity has been generated from eligible renewable sources. Ofgem issues one REGO per MWh of eligible renewable output.
The primary UK use of REGOs is Fuel Mix Disclosure, where licensed electricity suppliers disclose the fuel mix of the electricity they supply. REGOs may also appear in sustainability disclosure and carbon accounting discussions, depending on the applicable guidance and intended claim.
UK REGOs and EU Guarantees of Origin should not be treated as interchangeable for disclosure. The EU no longer recognises UK REGOs from January 1, 2021, and Ofgem states that GoOs are no longer recognised for GB FMD, FIT annual levelisation, or CfD from the disclosure period beginning April 1, 2023.
FAQ
A UK REGO is a Renewable Energy Guarantee of Origin certificate administered by Ofgem. One REGO is issued per MWh of eligible renewable electricity output.
The primary UK use is Fuel Mix Disclosure, where licensed suppliers disclose the mix of fuels used to generate the electricity they supply.
REGOs may appear in sustainability disclosure and carbon accounting contexts, but treatment depends on the applicable guidance, certificate details, and intended claim.
Include generation period, technology, volume, delivery timing, transfer or retirement expectations, and any documentation requirements.
Yes. Sellers can list UK REGO supply in GreenPowerHub when their product and account setup support the relevant market, then use marketplace and partner workflows to manage visibility, counterparties, and next steps.
No. GreenPowerHub is a marketplace. Buyers, sellers, and traders set their own prices for bids, offers, and negotiated trades. GreenPowerHub helps participants see market context and manage the workflow, but pricing decisions stay with the market participants.
Sellers can use visible market activity, posted interest, and RFQ context to understand where buyers and traders are active.
GreenPowerHub includes partner and counterparty workflows that help teams manage who they engage with before moving forward.
Prices can vary by generation period, technology, volume, delivery route, market conditions, and counterparty context.
Posted interest is visible buy or sell intent with product details such as market, generation period, technology, volume, and price context.
Closing prices can help trading teams compare market context over time where data is available, alongside visible interest and counterparty context.
Accepted opportunities can move into trade workflow for confirmation, signing, documentation, and next-step tracking.
No. They are related certificate concepts, but Ofgem guidance separates UK REGOs from EU GoOs for UK disclosure use. Check the relevant scheme before making a claim or sourcing decision.
Ofgem administers the REGO scheme for generation in Great Britain, and in Northern Ireland on behalf of the Northern Irish Utility Regulator.
Fuel Mix Disclosure requires licensed electricity suppliers to disclose the mix of fuels used to generate the electricity they supply to customers.
Use the GreenPowerHub certificate market lookup for the current public coverage view, then open the relevant scheme guide for more background.
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Next step
Choose the path that matches the work in front of you: sourcing, supply, trading, or UK certificate coverage discovery.