Overview
CerQlar provides a cloud platform for collaboratively managing Guarantees of Origin (GOs) and other Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs). Its GO and EAC portfolio features let teams track their holdings in one place, giving real-time visibility into exposure and risk. The product handles trade capture, digital contracts, inventory management, and alerts, and connects with registries to create a single source of truth for EAC data, streamlining post-trade processing and settlement across the GO trade lifecycle. CerQlar differentiates itself by offering a centralized, multi-registry solution that unifies data and workflows in one platform, reducing fragmentation and manual handling compared to using separate registries and tools. Its goal is to standardize and simplify how market participants manage their GO/EAC portfolios and data, making the lifecycle from trade to settlement easier and more transparent.
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What believers are saying
- CerQlar added Registry Bridge in 2026, extending automation to stubborn non-API registries.
- The platform now supports 30+ registries, expanding addressable accounts across Europe and beyond.
- Customers like EWE, Scholt Energy, and Eesti Energia validate enterprise demand and implementation credibility.
What critics are saying
- HKNR is the only Registry Bridge registry today, leaving core automation exposed to one integration.
- CerQlar serves a narrow market; utilities and traders can delay purchases during slow compliance cycles.
- ETRM vendors and registry operators can bundle similar workflows, compressing CerQlar's pricing power by 2027.
What makes CerQlar unique
- CerQlar, founded 2020 by ACT Group, targets EAC workflows, not generic energy trading.
- Its Registry Bridge, launched May 12, 2026, handles non-API registry reconciliation.
- CerQlar integrates with 30+ registries and covers GOs, RECs, REGOs, and I-RECs.
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