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For sustainability teams managing European energy consumption, French renewable claims have historically required a separate EEX account and a standalone registry workflow.

Soldera's Registry Bridge connects directly to EEX, supporting native GO cancellation, documentation exports, GO transfers, and portfolio management - all within the same platform as every European registry. No accounts needed.

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Croatia is one of the more niche renewable GO markets in Europe, so retrieving local cancellation documentation from HROTE can be a challenge.

Thankfully, Soldera's Registry Bridge connects directly to HROTE, enabling cancellations, transfers and data reconciliation from a single platform, even without a HROTE account.

For teams sourcing Croatian GOs or needing local cancellation for renewable electricity claims, this article explains how the HROTE integration simplifies international Scope 2 work 👇

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When it comes to complexity in renewable energy compliance, Belgium takes the cake.

One country has four separate GO registries: BRUGEL for Brussels, VREG for Flanders, SPW Energie for Wallonia, and CREG for the federal offshore domain.

It was the clearest use case for Soldera's Registry Bridge - one unified workspace and API for international GO management, with cancellations and documentation handled inside the platform - no local accounts needed.

Read up on the Belgium setup🔗: https://buff.ly/sI7fWqO

Building direct integrations with Energy Attribute Certificate (EAC) registries sounds simple until you meet the market.

You're quickly met with buggy registries that have limited or non-existent APIs, gated behind endless and obscure 2FA requirements.

Of course, complex engineering workarounds are needed - but the hard part extends beyond keeping registry quirks in check. You need to keep your system aligned with local-market rules every time a certificate moves.

Read the full article for a fuller picture 👇

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Sustainability teams have a context-switching problem.

You can't live in a sea of browser tabs: One registry login here, one spreadsheet there, a counterparty email, a cancellation PDF, a screenshot, another 2FA code, another audit file saved in the wrong place, the list is endless...

And all of that needs manual reconciliation.

This is why Soldera built Registry Bridge as one workspace for EAC registries - live inventory, transaction records, local cancellation routes where available, and evidence in one place

Read up on how to kill the browser-tab problem before it becomes an audit problem 👇

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We couldn't agree on the precise name for this role, but the seniority isn't in question.

In fact, you can choose the title (nothing silly allowed).

You'll be the person who sees the whole company as a system. The role shapes our AI usage, our employee AI agent fleet, the company brain, and more.

If you're comfortable with agents, context management, token spend, cross-function workflows, automation, and the messy human reality in between, then this is for you.

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Recently, Soldera joined Eurelectric, bringing dedicated EAC management expertise to Europe's primary electricity industry forum.

Eurelectric has been at the centre of European electricity since 1989, and Soldera is now alongside Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta as business associate members.

These organisations are leading in the space we are building for: instant, cross-border liquidity for EACs and GOs accessible from a single interface connected to every registry.

New introductory GO market article out: "Watch the weather”

Weather is the most fundamental context behind Guarantee of Origin (GO) prices, and the signals contributing to market moves are specific, trackable, and often misread by old and new market players alike.

👇 Read more via the link in comments.

GRESB, the global ESG benchmark for real assets, is currently at a pivotal moment for market-based renewable energy instruments.

Their approach to using Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs) is getting more curious, more detailed, and right now, GRESB is collecting reported EAC usage data from participants.

That means their policies regarding legitimate and credible EAC usage might tighten (just as many other reporting frameworks begin to do the same), but there is still time to get ahead on the GRESB curve.

Our latest article touches on this narrowing window to build the habits, evidence, and procurement logic that will help you be credible well in advance of GRESB's EAC rules getting stricter.

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Soldera has integrated with the hardest renewable energy certificate registries in Europe, including the rustiest government portals with no API.

But in this market, some methods should stay private. Outcomes should not.

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