I-TRACK
(The International Tracking Standard Foundation)
Here you will find:
I-TRACK: Introduction
I-TRACK: Geographical Presence
I-TRACK: Statistics
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I-TRACK: Introduction
“An I-REC and an I-TRACK Certificate are Energy Attribute Certificates (EAC) issued in line with the I-TRACK Foundation’s Accredited Electricity Product Code, and they both represent the environmental attributes of the generation of a one-megawatt hour (MWh) of energy produced.
An I-REC (International Renewable Energy Certificate) for Electricity [I-REC(E)] is an exchangeable Energy Attribute Certificate (EAC) that conveys information about the production of a unit of renewable electricity (with the ‘renewable’ being defined by the International Energy Agency (IEA) (World Energy Outlook 2023) such as where the electricity was produced, the capacity of the Production Facility, and the energy source.
Similarly, an I-TRACK for Electricity certificate [I-TRACK(E)] is also an exchangeable EAC that conveys information about the production of a unit of electricity. The key difference is that the source for an I-TRACK(E) is non-renewable.“
Source: The International Tracking Standard Foundation
I-TRACK: Statistics for I-REC(E) & I-TRACK(E) for Electricity
The term “cancelled” is synonymous with “retired”, “redeemed” or “consumed”, for disclosure purposes
Source of Data: I-REC(E) / Disclaimer and Copyright: https://www.trackingstandard.org/ / Last updated by EnergyOrigins February 2026