UK businesses can source renewable electricity via: a tariff backed by Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (REGOs) from a licensed supplier; a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) directly with a renewable generator; or on-site generation (solar panels, wind turbines). REGO-backed tariffs qualify for Climate Change Levy exemption with a Levy Exemption Certificate. The Smart Export Guarantee pays businesses for surplus electricity exported to the grid (Ofgem, DESNZ, HMRC, 2026). |
Renewable energy for business UK 2026: REGOs, green tariffs and greenwashingREGOs are real but rarely additional. The 2026 UK reality of business green tariffs, corporate PPAs, on-site solar and Scope 2 reporting. 
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