So that our clients can maximize all the advantages of the Free Market, we offer different contracting options both for CCEE agents as well as retail consumers.
Shaped according to consumption profile and business requirements. Ideal for contracting more than 1 average MW in organizations which look for flexibility and economy, also including when necessary in the agreement, the seasonal supply of energy – for more intense periods of production as well as scheduled and/or emergency shutdowns.
Retail is an alternative practice that ENGIE makes available to consumers, offering a simplified contract model.
Contracts drafted according to each company’s specific consumer profile and needs. Ideal for consumers searching for a distinctive contracting strategy.
Important in the Free Energy Market that the CCEE consumer agent should know their consumption profile in order to be able to define the energy contracting strategy. Contracting can be executed for any period of supply; however, the recommendation is for a long-term strategy from three to five years to reduce exposure to market price variations.
Decarbonization products are ENGIE’s low carbon initiatives that help companies reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
ENGIE renewable energy agreements in the free market which guarantee the origin of energy generation and its exclusively renewable nature.
ENGIE’s renewable energy certificates vouching that electricity consumed originates from a renewable source.
Certified reductions of greenhouse gas emissions from ENGIE’s projects’ portfolio registered with the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM).
ENGIE-RECs (ENGIE Renewable Energy Contracts) are agreements for the supply of renewable energy in the free market which guarantee of the generated energy’s origin (identification of the source), in accordance with the customer’s consumption and the exclusively renewable nature of the energy.
By acquiring ENGIE-RECs, companies are guaranteed that they are consuming energy from specific renewable sources such as hydroelectric, wind and solar plants, among others, that do not emit greenhouse gases. In this way they can eliminate Scope 2 emissions (indirect emissions due to energy consumpton) from their Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventories under the Brazilian GHG Protocol Program.
I-REC – International Renewable Energy Certificates are securities substantiating that the electricity which has been consumed is from a renewable source, not needing necessarily to be linked to a specific supply agreement.
On acquiring I-RECs, the companies are able to neutralize their Scope 2 emissions (indirect emissions arising from their own energy consumption) of their Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventories under the Brazilian GHG Protocol Program.
To generate renewable energy certificates through the I-REC Standard (the international standard adopted by Brazil) platform, an energy generation project should meet the following basic criteria:
Each I-REC is equivalent to 1 MWh of generated renewable energy and injected in the SIN.
Carbon credits or certified emission reductions (CERs) are certificates issued for projects registered under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) for the reduction of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions.
In acquiring carbon credits issued by ENGIE’s renewable energy projects and registered with the CDM, the companies can offset all their emissions classified as Scopes 1 (direct emissions), 2 (indirect emissions resulting from the energy consumed) and 3 (emissions from sources not directly owned or controlled by the organization) of their Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventories under the Brazilian GHG Protocol Program.
For a project to be registered in the CDM, the carbon credit project must be in strict agreement with all the rules and procedures of this mechanism, the Kyoto Protocol and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), including the Designated National Authority of the project’s host country.
The number of carbon credits to be generated for each project is based on specific methodologies for calculating and monitoring, approved internationally by the United Nations. The projects are audited by an independent third party and verified by the UNFCCC until the definitive issue of the carbon credits.
Each carbon credit is equivalent to 1 ton of CO₂ equivalent (tCO₂e).
Hydroelectric, wind, solar, biomass plants, among others.
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