Covering what matters in Guarantees of Origin.

Soldera joins the Evident I-REC(E) Participant List, expanding beyond Europe’s GO market. Read about how this allows us to support global producers, integrate with Evident, and strengthen renewable asset management through unified international certificate automation.

We’re gearing up for RE-Source 2025 in Amsterdam on 4–5 November, joining 1,400+ participants, 350+ corporate buyers, and 140+ speakers. Discover why it’s Europe’s must-attend renewable procurement event and connect with Soldera’s team to unlock smarter, competitive energy solutions.

Soldera CEO Stenver Jerkku shares practical AI dev tactics on Estonia’s top dev podcast. Expert prompts, tooling, orchestration tips. Reiterating the richness of Software expertise that is leading and curating the Soldera team today.

Soldera is proud to have been a RECS member since February 2025, aligning with worldwide efforts to strengthen EAC markets - both emerging and existing. Read up on how RECS fosters transparency, reliability, and collaboration, and understand why RECS membership was so vital: it ensures our producers’ interests are represented, informed, and future-ready.

Read up on how Soldera secures PPAs and GOs: documents are isolated, encrypted, and never used for training. We're ensuring that sensitive contracts remain private, context intact, and registry actions automated with audit-ready precision.

Take a look at why Soldera platform manages the Guarantee of Origin management for over 3000 devices. Producers show trust through no churn and continued engagement, while Soldera delivers fair access, intuitive tools, and reliable market results that scale with every producer’s growth.‍

Soldera’s Ecolabel Eligibility & Approval automates quality scheme compliance, unlocking premiums from labels like EKOenergy, OK Power, and RE100. Learn how continuous certificate monitoring, buyer preference matching, and seamless tender integration ensure no eligible volume is overlooked, maximizing producer revenues while simplifying complex certification requirements.

Soldera’s Aggregated Forward Sales pool future GO production into institutional-grade auctions, securing predictable revenues from 120+ vetted buyers. Learn how percentage-based allocations, automated transfers, and FAN (Frequent, Aggregated, Networked) tenders reduce volatility, attract premium bids, and transform uncertain market exposure into steady, strategic cash flow.

Soldera’s Single Counterparty KYC removes duplicate compliance by replacing many buyer checks with one unified process. Understand why this saves producers time, widens access to 120+ pre-qualified buyers, and ensures competitive bids without paperwork overload, making GO market participation scalable, efficient, and cost-effective.

Soldera’s Aggregated Spot Sales help producers secure better prices and access wider markets. Explore how certificate pooling, tender-based selling, tiered price floors, and quality label screening boost sales performance. With no upfront fees and aligned incentives, producers gain fair, transparent, and scalable access to premium buyers.

Soldera's Device Overview centralizes production device data across 30+ registries. Explore how projected production forecasts, full EECS technology coverage, ownership mapping, and automated registry synchronization give renewable producers clarity, reduce errors, and enable smarter portfolio management, making complex multi-country operations seamless and scalable.

Soldera’s Scheduled Transfers automate Guarantee of Origin deliveries, eliminating registry complexity, payment coordination, and human error. Learn how automated contract parsing, multi-registry integration, and smart notifications streamline PPAs, cut administrative costs, and boost reliability, giving producers full visibility and control while freeing resources to scale.

Spanish Guarantees of Origin require coordination with OMIE, REE, and CNMC, where mismatched registrations often block participation. Learn how representation must align across all three and why even non-RECORE installations can qualify, though administrative hurdles remain high compared with streamlined European markets.

Soldera aggregates producers and runs monthly sealed-bid tenders for spot and forward GOs, ensuring transparent pricing, fast settlement, and confidentiality. Learn how buyers gain access to competitive markets, quality labels, and tailored procurement strategies.

The Association of Issuing Bodies (AIB) runs Europe’s GO Hub and publishes essential production and transaction datasets. Traders use these to track supply, demand, liquidity, and cross-border flows. Read up on how AIB statistics, annual reports, residual mix, and national datasheets provide the foundation for profitable GO trading strategies.

Norway’s June 2025 RED II alignment hard-wires GOs into EEA law, requiring cancellations for renewable claims. Explore how this curbs double counting risks, strengthens market integrity, and supports demand from suppliers and corporates, making the GO price outlook structurally bullish despite steady Nordic supply.

Sweden proposes a 50 kW minimum for Guarantees of Origin, excluding most rooftop PV. Understand why this conflicts with REDIII, limits fairness, and risks harming energy communities. Explore how Soldera urges simplified, affordable participation to keep small producers in the GO system.

Soldera runs transparent, competitive auctions where the highest bidder always wins. Buyers benefit from sealed tenders, fast delivery, and strict privacy protections. Producers trust us for consistency and maximized revenue. Explore how our predictable rules, fair processes, and reliable execution make us a trusted counterparty in GO trading.

Explore how fragmented regulation, low liquidity, and data gaps make GO markets volatile, and learn how renewable producers can use a FAN (Frequent, Aggregated, Networked) approach, automation, and forward sales to stabilize revenues, reduce risk, and turn market swings into strategic opportunities.

Soldera’s Complete Transaction History centralizes all GO activity across registries with full audit trails. Understand why this eliminates Excel reconciliations and manual submissions by providing unified records of trades, invoices, contracts, and cancellations, saving compliance teams days of work while ensuring transparency, accuracy, and effortless reporting.

Soldera’s automated contracting cuts weeks of manual GO administration down to minutes. Explore how it processes PPAs, forward sales, transfers, cancellations, and device registrations in any file format or language, with AI-driven accuracy, strict data privacy, and zero preprocessing required for renewable producers.

Soldera automates device registration for renewable producers, removing the biggest administrative bottleneck. See how AI document parsing, integrated registry messaging, and automated issuance reporting cut delays and paperwork and free up resources. Instead of fighting compliance complexity, producers can scale capacity and focus on growth across European markets.

Soldera’s True Consolidated Reporting delivers real-time visibility across European GO portfolios from one dashboard. Explore how full lifecycle reporting, quality label compliance, automated audit trails, and multi-cancellation orders streamline operations, cut manual workload, and ensure transparency, turning compliance and reporting into growth-enabling efficiency for renewable producers.

Soldera’s Complete Inventory Overview replaces risky Excel workflows with real-time registry connectivity and AI automation. Learn how visual analytics, intelligent allocation, transaction tracking, and integrated registry operations deliver transparency, efficiency, and control so producers maximize returns and streamline Guarantee of Origin portfolio management across all markets.

Manual reconciliation of Guarantee of Origin (GO) transfers is slow, error-prone, and costly. With 30+ fragmented registries, finance teams face heavy admin burdens. Soldera consolidates transaction history, automates invoicing, and ensures fast payouts. Over 3,000 renewable sites already streamline compliance and eliminate spreadsheets using Soldera’s AI-powered back office.

Soldera’s quarterly outlooks support both time-pressed producers and sophisticated risk teams, offering clear insights and actionable strategies. Integrated with platform tools like forward hedging, they combine trusted intelligence, freedom of choice, and optional auction execution. Producers gain clarity, reduce risk, and maintain control over their GO strategy.

Volatile GO markets create risk and heavy admin for producers. Soldera’s Forward Advantage simplifies hedging by securing advance payments, premium prices, and automated logistics. Producers choose allocations, while Soldera aggregates volumes, runs tenders, and manages compliance. The result: reduced risk, optimized revenues, and consistent market access with minimal effort.

Managing GOs across multiple SPVs creates costly complexity through fragmented registries, siloed processes, and compliance risks. Soldera consolidates operations above the SPV level while preserving legal structures. With a single dashboard, unified trading strategies, and automated compliance, producers gain time savings, optimized revenues, and clarity across entire renewable portfolios.

Renewable energy middlemen add costs with spreads, subscriptions, and fees. Soldera removes friction by charging only a success fee when a GO sale clears in auction. Producers retain full control of allocations and sales, with free platform access, registry work, reporting, and management tools. No sale means no cost.

Managing Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs) across fragmented registries is costly and inefficient. Soldera’s virtual EAC accounts simplify global trading by consolidating registries into one borderless wallet. Internal netting reduces per-transfer fees, delays, and admin. Traders, suppliers, and producers gain faster access, cleaner audits, and seamless compliance while maintaining local registry integrity.

Guarantees of Origin (GOs) are costly due to fragmented registries, fees, and slow, manual processes. Soldera’s virtual accounts cut transfer costs by internalizing trades, unifying registry access, and providing a single dashboard. This streamlines compliance, forwards, and PPAs: delivering faster, cheaper, and more transparent GO management for traders, suppliers, and producers.

Learn how Belgium uniquely operates four separate GO registries by region and find recent price data for Belgian GOs plus detailed renewable production data in map format.

Learn how Soldera automates GO allocation for PPAs, making contract management smoother, reducing errors, and bringing clarity to certificate handling, with a handy example calculator to illustrate the process.

Physical electricity all looks identical in the grid, but renewable energy transactions happen through separate certificate markets that many newcomers find confusing. Understanding when to bundle certificates with electricity versus buying them separately could dramatically impact your procurement costs and compliance strategy. Learn why this market separation exists and which approach fits your energy needs.

Physical and virtual Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) shape how energy gets bought and sold, but they work in fundamentally different ways. Understanding the mechanics behind strike prices, basis risk, and settlement structures could save you from costly mistakes in energy procurement. Learn why renewable certificates are essential to both contract types.

Quality labels in Europe's GO system add depth to renewable energy certifications. Discover how these specialized markers indicate higher standards, from additionality requirements to ecological commitments, and learn why they command premium prices in the European energy certificate marketplace.

Here's why VC involvement in the GO market signals confidence—and how our recent fundraise positions us to scale smarter, serve faster, and help unlock real market value for clean energy buyers and producers.

Navigating the international Guarantee of Origin (GO) & Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) market is far from simple. Fragmented systems, inconsistent protocols, and regional quirks make certificate management an administrative burden for energy producers, traders, and buyers alike. This article explores the structural challenges in Europe’s renewable energy certification ecosystem, explaining why an integrated solution is needed. Oh, and as a bonus, we included a highly detailed map graphic to clarify the landscape.

GO/REC markets involve three distinct players beyond the basic certificate lifecycle. Each has unique roles that add complexity to renewable energy trading. Understanding these players helps navigate the market confidently.

The global renewable energy market is at a turning point, with RE100 shaping corporate procurement standards. This post breaks down the six key criteria that define credible renewable energy claims, covering issues like attribute ownership, geographic boundaries, and vintage limitations. As renewable markets evolve, RE100’s framework continues to influence sustainability strategies worldwide.

Despite Trump's rapid Paris Agreement withdrawal and energy emergency declaration, market dynamics point to resilience in the climate transition. Tech leaders from Microsoft to Google are doubling down on renewable commitments, while state-level policies and the Inflation Reduction Act's economic impact in swing states create powerful counterweights. Energy sovereignty concerns, falling renewable costs, and growing corporate demand for clean energy certificates suggest this federal pivot may struggle to significantly derail progress. With global momentum and market forces aligned behind the energy transition, the path forward remains challenging but hopeful.

The Guarantees of Origin (GO) market offers significant profit potential through strategic volume sales and timing. Fresh GOs command premium prices and must be sold within 12 months, making regular sales crucial for maximizing returns. With automated platforms reducing administrative burden by 95% and enabling volume aggregation across producers, even smaller renewable energy producers can now access better pricing and streamlined market participation.‍

EU's Guarantees of Origin market is projected to hit €24 billion by 2030, powered by new regulations and corporate sustainability goals. Recent EU directives on green hydrogen and hourly GOs are reshaping market dynamics and prices. With 50,000 companies facing mandatory sustainability reporting and rising demand from AI and data centers, GOs are becoming essential rather than optional.

The market for guarantees of origin (GO) for electricity may seem complicated. Unlike many other markets where prices are fully transparent – visible to all, harmonised, and straightforward – the GOs market operates mainly on the basis of private bidding transactions. Renewable energy producers themselves must look for potential buyers and study their interest and the prices they offer. Soldera offers a more straightforward solution for selling GOs, but more about it at the end of the post. Now, on to the price of guarantees of origin.

Do you have solar panels? Did you know that you could be earning more money from your solar panels? Now is the perfect time to join Soldera and turn your solar panel electricity into a real source of income through Guarantees of Origin!

France's latest auction showed a sharp drop in prices. We analyze how overproduction, weather conditions, and policy decisions affect prices.

With increasing environmental awareness and increasing demand for green energy, European renewable energy producers have found themselves in a unique position. It is possible for them not only to sell electricity, but also to receive recognition and additional income through Guarantees of Origin. Despite additional revenue being on the table, a large part of renewable energy producers do not take advantage of this option. This is even more perplexing since there are simple solutions on the market, such as Soldera, that make it easier than selling electricity.