We accelerate the competitive transition to a low-carbon economy by using world-class traceability systems for environmental attributes such as renewability at source or lower process emissions intensity.

Energy I-REC Day, May 19 / 2026

MUT, Santiago

Renewable Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs) are widely used instruments in the corporate world as a critical part of their decarbonization strategies. Their use, through Book & Claim systems, supported by world-class traceability systems, are key to facilitate the energy transition, not only in electricity markets, but in the energy world in general, such as in PBS, biogas, biomethane, biofuels, among others.
Energy I-REC Day is a unique meeting in Latin America to learn about and explore the markets for environmental attributes in the energy sector as a source of emission reductions in the different key industries of the Chilean economy.
Energy I-REC Day is a unique meeting in Latin America to learn about and explore the markets for environmental attributes in the energy sector as a source of emission reductions in the different key industries of the Chilean economy.
ENERGY I-REC DAY | 2026, organized by SCX – Santiago Climate Exchange in collaboration with the I-TRACK Foundation, is the meeting dedicated to energy traceability, environmental attributes and the development of new markets for renewable electricity, biogas, low-emission hydrogen and other key vectors for the energy transition.

 

This event brings together more than 200 decision makers from the energy ecosystem: generators, large consumers, traders, developers, consultants, technology providers, regulators and international experts, in a day designed to share experiences, success stories and analysis of the energy markets in Chile and the region.
We invite you to be part of this great event,
reserve your spot.
ENERGY I-REC DAY | 2026, organized by SCX – Santiago Climate Exchange in collaboration with the I-TRACK Foundation, is the meeting dedicated to energy traceability, environmental attributes and the development of new markets for renewable electricity, biogas, low-emission hydrogen and other key vectors for the energy transition.

 

This event brings together more than 200 decision makers from the energy ecosystem: generators, large consumers, traders, developers, consultants, technology providers, regulators and international experts, in a day designed to share experiences, success stories and analysis of the energy markets in Chile and the region.
We invite you to be part of this great event,
reserve your spot.

ORGANIZE AND PRODUCE

PROGRAM

FIRST SESSION
MARKET MECHANISMS IN DECARBONIZATION COMPETITIVE INDUSTRIES
A strategic look at the role of global market mechanisms to competitively decarbonize industry and accelerate the energy transition, with special emphasis on flexibility instruments such as Energy Attributes Certificates (EACs) and Book & Claim systems for use in emissions reporting.
SECOND SESSION
CHILE’S TRAJECTORY IN RENEWABLE ENERGIES
An analysis of how the penetration of renewable energies impacts the country’s competitiveness and the evolution of the market attributes for the renewable electricity sector in the country, a global benchmark.
THIRD SESSION
THE ROLE OF I-RECs IN CORPORATE DECARBONIZATION STRATEGIES
The perspective from Corporate Demand on the use of I-REC instruments in its competitive decarbonization strategy, and on the reporting of emissions and mitigations.
FOURTH SESSION
SOFISTICATION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SUPPLY THROUGH THE USE OF IRECs
The perspective from the electricity generation supply side, showing how it becomes more sophisticated and generates value in the market through the incorporation of traceable attributes.
FIFTH SESSION
EACs BEYOND ELECTRICITY
A global analysis of EACs beyond the electric world, where the potential is enormous for other sectors with SAF, biogas and biomethane, hydrogen, liquid biofuels in general.
SIXTH SESSION
EAC AD PORTAS: BIOGAS, BIOMETANE, SAF, HYDROGEN AND BIOFUELS
Learn about a prominent case in Latin America, and the prospects for the takeoff of other EACs in Chile in the short and medium term.
SEVENTH SESSION
CARBON MARKET AND FINANCE: MORE THAN CARBON CREDIT
It is often believed that “carbon market” refers to the supply and demand of carbon credits, but reality has shown that this is one of the instruments, and possibly not the most widespread, in the use of market mechanisms for climate mitigation.
CLOSING CEREMONY
A meeting space with I-REC Chile Clients to share and recognize the joint work in these eight years, accelerating the promotion of renewable energies in our country.
This event will be sustainable, under the SCX Certification Protocol, Santiago Climate Exchange S.A.
This event will be sustainable under the SCX Certification Protocol,
Bolsa de Clima de Santiago S.A.

WITH THE SUPPORT OF

SPONSORSHIP

If you are interested in sponsoring the event, obtaining information on opportunities and procedures, please contact us:
carola.fuenzalida@scx.cl