Northmore Gordon accredited as a GreenPower Renewable Gas Trader

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Northmore Gordon is now accredited under the GreenPower Renewable Gas Certification to trade Renewable Gas Guarantee of Origin Certificates (RGGOs). 

This means we can buy certificates from certified renewable gas producers and sell them to commercial and industrial gas users. We can also retire certificates in the GreenPower registry for our clients, so their renewable gas claims are verified and counted only once. 

“We’re working hard to get RGGOs moving in the market,” said Craig Morgan, Sales & Marketing Director at Northmore Gordon. “Renewable gas producers need buyers, and businesses need credible ways to cut their gas emissions. This accreditation lets us bring the two together, and we’re looking forward to working with GreenPower to grow the market.” 

Why it matters 

For many businesses, gas is the hardest part of their emissions to cut. Process heat, boilers and furnaces can’t always be electrified quickly or cheaply. RGGOs give these businesses a credible way to show they use renewable gas, such as biogas, biomethane or renewable hydrogen, under a government-backed certification scheme. 

For producers, certificates add a revenue stream that helps renewable gas projects get built and stay viable. 

How we can help 

This accreditation builds on our work helping clients use less energy and decarbonise. We can help you: 

  • decide whether RGGOs suit your decarbonisation plan 
  • buy and retire certificates to back your renewable gas claims 
  • connect with certified renewable gas producers 
  • combine certificates with efficiency, electrification and fuel-switching projects 

To talk about how RGGOs could support your decarbonisation goals, contact Craig Morgan. 

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