27
Kazakh production facilities with I-RECs issued by Ecojer.
1.2
GW
Total registered generation capacity eligible for I-REC issuance.
Solar
Primary energy source across registered I-REC production facilities.
9.0
TWh
I-RECs issued to registered generation facilities.
34
%
Certificates cancelled to claim renewable electricity consumption.
0.68
%
Kazakhstan's share of total certificates issued across the global I-REC market.
The Kazakh I-REC Market in Numbers
Data Source: Tracking Standard
(Updated Monthly -
March 2026
)
Why do companies procure Kazakhstan I-RECs?
Kazakh I-RECs enable credible renewable electricity claims within Kazakhstan for compliance purposes. These I-RECs are used to:
Report market-based Scope 2 emissions
Possible or mandatory under reporting standards like GHG Protocol, CDP, RE100, SBTI, and more.
Satisfy investor ESG mandates
Meet institutional investor requirements and sustainability fund eligibility criteria to qualify for funding at better terms.
Meet customer demand for sustainability
Back defensible renewable electricity claims with registry-verified, audit-ready cancellations.
Fund renewable generation
Channel capital to renewable energy producers through certificate revenue streams, making further construction more economically viable.
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Kazakhstan's I-REC market benefits from substantial Soviet-era hydroelectric infrastructure alongside newer wind capacity. Twenty-seven facilities producing 1.2 GW gives the market genuine depth for Central Asia. The country's role as a transit hub for Chinese goods heading to Europe means corporate supply chain Scope 2 coverage here matters more than the market size suggests.
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Kazakhstan's I-REC market has real supply from hydro and wind, but poor price transparency makes procurement inefficient. Soldera brings transparent per-MWh pricing to Kazakh certificates and automates the entire buying cycle through to audit-ready cancellation records.
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