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The benefits of RECs
RECs can deliver Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) benefits and address your reporting of emissions. They also help to encourage renewable energy generation.
Back-up ESG claims
RECs can help to substantiate your environmental claims and therefore satisfy the demands of your stakeholders.
Report zero emissions
Getting both renewable power and RECs means you can report zero indirect emissions from purchased electricity.
Support renewables
RECs encourage organisations to expand (or start) generating and stimulate the renewable power industry.
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