I-REC Compliance & Renewable Energy Reporting
Mastering I-REC(E) Procurement, Scope 2 Emissions Accounting, and Audit-Ready ESG Claims
A 3-day practical training to master the complete certificate lifecycle—from procurement to redemption—and integrate renewable electricity into credible disclosures.
2nd – 4th November 2026 Live Online
Key Learning Outcomes
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Understand the I-REC(E) certificate lifecycle and I-TRACK requirements.
Establish appropriate organisational, operational, geographical, and reporting boundaries.
Evaluate options including I-REC(E), green tariffs, PPAs and onsite generation.
Manage certificate procurement, transfer, and redemption while preventing double-claiming.
Calculate and report both location-based and market-based Scope 2 emissions accurately.
Establish effective internal controls, evidence registers, and audit trails for compliance.
Why You Should Attend?
Participants don't just learn what I-REC is — they leave with a repeatable process and practical reporting pack.
Master Compliance
Build practical knowledge of certificate procurement, ownership, transfer and redemption.
Strengthen Scope 2
Accurately calculate location-based and market-based emissions for credible sustainability reporting.
Become Audit-Ready
Develop evidence trails, control checklists and documentation suitable for independent assurance.
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Work with practical templates, simulations, electricity data, and reconciliation exercises.
Training Agenda
3-Day Comprehensive Programme
- Purpose and function of renewable energy certificates.
- Separation of electricity from environmental attributes.
- Roles of generators, issuers, registries, and traders.
- I-TRACK Standard and I-REC(E) market requirements.
- GHG Protocol, RE100, CDP, IFRS S2 expectations.
- Organisational, operational, and geographic boundaries.
- Collection of utility bills and electricity invoices.
- Treatment of leased premises and shared facilities.
- Estimation and management of missing data.
- Unbundled I-REC(E) certificate procurement.
- Utility green tariffs and PPAs (Physical & Virtual).
- Onsite renewable generation and self-consumption.
- Generation vintage and reporting-period alignment.
- Eligibility decisions and registry-account structure.
- Redemption or retirement for the correct entity.
- Consolidation of consumption by location and period.
- Allocation of certificates to sites and meters.
- Identification of surpluses, shortfalls and unmatched volumes.
- Scope 2 emissions boundaries and electricity data.
- Selection and application of grid-average emission factors.
- Calculation of location-based vs market-based emissions.
- Allocation of data-owner, reviewer, and approver responsibilities.
- Evidence requirements for consumption and transactions.
- Internal review and preparation for independent assurance.
- Renewable energy report structure and methodology.
- Reporting of assumptions, limitations, and exclusions.
- Management review, declaration, and report sign-off.
Who Should Attend?
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Sustainability, ESG & Climate Reporting Professionals handling organizational reporting requirements.
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Energy, Facilities & Engineering Managers responsible for onsite energy generation and utility management.
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Finance, Carbon Accounting & Corporate Reporting Teams executing Scope 2 emission calculations.
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Procurement & Renewable Energy Sourcing Professionals negotiating PPAs and purchasing I-REC(E) certificates.
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Internal Auditors, Risk Managers & Compliance Officers ensuring audit-readiness and verification of ESG claims.
Investment & Registration
Event Code: IL-REC-005 | 2nd – 4th November 2026
Live Virtual Attendance (Online)
Delegate 1
USD 1,495Book 1 delegate
Online Rate
Group
USD 1,195Book 2 to 4 delegates
Online Rate
Corporate
USD 1,045Book 5 or more
Online Rate
Enrollment Request
Payment is required within 5 working days of receiving the invoice.