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The renewable energy certificate (REC) market is expected to reach USD 45.45 billion by 2030, up from USD 27.99 billion in 2025, with a compound annual growth rate of 10.2%. This growth is primarily driven by favorable government policies, corporate sustainability initiatives, and increased climate change awareness. Solar energy leads as the largest market segment, while installations above 5,000 KWh dominate in capacity. The voluntary market segment is gaining ground among corporations aiming to meet sustainability goals, and North America is the second-fastest-growing region, backed by regulatory mandates and sustainability objectives. Major industry players include 3Degrees and Shell Energy, reinforcing the dynamic landscape of the REC market.

• Shell last closed at £24.34 up 2.7%.

In other market news, Industrias Peñoles. de was a standout up 7.8% and ending the day at MX$425.44, not far from its 52-week high. In the meantime, Barito Renewables Energy softened, down 5.1% to finish the session at IDR5,600.00.

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