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March 2017
Tim Dixon
Team Lead
The Renewables Obligation (RO) is a regulated mechanism introduced in Great Britain in 2002 and in Northern Ireland in 2005 providing certificates of value for eligible renewable generators. RO certificates (Rocs) are issued to accredited generators and demand is created in the market through obligations placed on licensed suppliers to source a certain amount of electricity generation from RO accredited capacity.
Putting together a trading strategy for Rocs can be time consuming and involve significant research, even then there is no guarantee that you are finding the best deals. The Monthly Within-year Roc Forecast will aid you in business strategy and planning by providing you with information on the value of Rocs in the current year, helping you evaluate offers received and ensure you are getting the best deal for your Rocs.
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