One-Stop Ecosystem for Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs)

Introducing REDEX

REDEX provides innovative technological solutions that enable companies to adopt renewable energy with ease. Headquartered in Singapore, REDEX developed and operates Asia’s leading trading platform for Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). We offer a one-stop ecosystem for RECs, supporting clients through the full REC lifecycle – asset registration, verification, marketplace and retirement.

A company committed to accelerate the global transition towards clean, green and renewable energy, REDEX won the 2023 Emerging Enterprise Sustainability Award in Singapore.

Our Products

Buy and Sell RECs

Trading Platform Integrated with IREC Registry

Onboard and Monetise Solar Assets

Powering a Sustainable
Community

Manage Renewable
Goals

Allows Corporates to Manage and Track their Renewable Energy Needs and Match REC Buyers with Sellers

How it Works

Sellers

Sellers can offer their RECs for sale on our platform. They get compensated for their contributions to renewable energy generation by receiving payment for RECs sold.

Buyers

Buyers can browse available RECs on our platform and choose the ones that fit their sustainability goals. They can purchase the RECs online and use them to reduce their carbon footprint.​

Our Accreditations

Our Partners

Take Your First Step Towards a Greener Tomorrow with RECs

Ready to embark on your journey towards a sustainable future with renewable energy certificates? Contact us today and join the green energy revolution.

Frequently Asked Questions About RECs

A renewable energy certificate, or REC, represents proof that one megawatt-hour (MWh) of electricity was generated from a renewable energy resource. In the context of Singapore, these certificates, also known as renewable energy credits, are instrumental in tracking and fostering the production of green energy across the nation.
RECs serve as a mechanism to certify and track the production of renewable energy. When green energy is generated and fed into the grid, an equivalent number of RECs are created, allowing for transparent and credible tracking of renewable energy usage.

While RECs represent the generation of renewable energy, carbon offsets are measures taken to compensate for emissions elsewhere. RECs directly support renewable energy production, whereas carbon offsets can involve various projects like reforestation or energy efficiency initiatives such as solar energy systems.

Owners of RECs can claim use of low or zero emission electricity and lower their market-based Scope 2 emissions. Carbon credits are used to offset an organisation’s overall emissions (Scope 1,2 and 3).

APX is the issuer for the Tradable Instrument for Global Renewables (TIGR) while independent entities issue the I-REC. In Singapore, the Green Certificate Company is the I-REC issuer. Find out other issuers of the I-REC.