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Tradable Instruments for Global Renewables

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What Are TIGRs

TIGRs (Tradable Instruments for Global Renewables) are renewable energy certificates issued through a global registry system designed for emerging markets. Each TIGR represents 1 MWh of electricity generated from renewable sources and is tracked through a centralized system. TIGRs certify the origin, including generation date, location, and technology type.

What Makes TIGRs Unique

TIGRs include third-party verification at the project registration stage. This builds trust among international buyers, sellers, and regulators. TIGRs don’t have unified pricing—costs can vary by country due to differences in local brokers and issuing structures.

TIGR Market Coverage

TIGRs are issued in markets without national REC systems. They were designed with focus on emerging markets and are currently available in countries across Asia like Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, Taiwan, the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, and others. We provide access to verified supply and help you navigate local specifics where needed. While the system is global, usage is still tied to the country where electricity is consumed as for any other EAC.

TIGRs Generation Sources

TIGRs can be issued for electricity generated from various renewable technologies and are available on our Marketplace:

Solar

Solar

Wind

Wind

Biomass

Biomass

Hydropower (including small hydro)

Hydropower (including small hydro)

Geothermal

Geothermal

Why Companies Buy TIGRs

TIGRs are used to demonstrate the use of renewable electricity and support environmental reporting. They allow companies to reduce Scope 2 emissions and make credible environmental claims.

How to Get Started

You can source TIGRs directly through our Marketplace. Choose your country, volume, technology, and vintage—or tell us your goals, and we’ll help you find the best options.

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Retirement & Claiming Process

To make a renewable energy claim, a TIGR must be retired. Retirement means the certificate is taken out of circulation and cannot be resold or reused. It ensures that the environmental benefit is counted only once and is linked to a specific reporting period or purpose. When purchasing through our Marketplace, redemption certificates can be downloaded directly from the platform.

Voluntary Schemes

TIGRs are aligned with the requirements of all major voluntary schemes.

global corporate renewable energy initiative
emissions accounting standard
global disclosure system for environmental impact
Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (EU)
climate targets for businesses

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Asian emerging markets

RE100 & other frameworks

Flexible sourcing

Simple retirement & documentation

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