Renewvia Environmental Exchange (REX) has delivered a three-year, multi-country carbon and renewable energy credit solution for a global corporate client operating across four African markets: Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, Cameroon and Angola.
The turnkey engagement was designed to navigate differing regulatory frameworks and project types across the region, enabling the client to meet enterprise-level decarbonisation targets with verified, audit-ready outcomes. Through the REX platform, the client procured, verified, transferred and retired more than 72,000 renewable energy certificates (R-RECs), alongside the verification of more than 50,000 metric tonnes of CO₂ equivalent offsets.
REX said the programme also enabled pricing optimisation through transparent market intelligence, with reporting and credit retirement managed on the client’s behalf to support compliance and assurance requirements.
The solution drew on a diverse portfolio of renewable energy and carbon projects, ranging from mini-grids and utility-scale solar installations to industrial processing and e-mobility initiatives. REX said this approach allowed African renewable and carbon assets to be matched with global corporate sustainability requirements at scale.
A central component of the platform is blockchain-enabled tokenisation, which converts carbon and renewable energy credits into secure, traceable digital tokens. According to REX, this provides immutable proof of ownership, real-time traceability from generation through retirement, and greater operational efficiency by reducing administrative burdens and accelerating transactions.
Trey Jarrard, chief executive of Renewvia Environmental Exchange, said Africa’s carbon markets were expected to expand fourfold by 2030, increasing the need for platforms capable of delivering verified impact at scale. He said tokenisation underpins REX’s ability to provide precision, transparency and trust in carbon and renewable energy markets.
