DataM Intelligence’s comprehensive report, “Taiwan Renewable Energy Certificate Market Size, Share, Industry, Forecast & Outlook (2024–2031)”, highlights that the Taiwan Renewable Energy Certificate (T-REC) Market is expanding rapidly, driven by rising corporate decarbonization commitments, accelerated renewable energy adoption, and government-driven RE100 compliance requirements. As Taiwan moves toward achieving its 2050 net-zero targets, the demand for certified renewable energy—tracked through T-RECs—continues to surge across industries including manufacturing, electronics, ICT, and data centers.

Renewable Energy Certificates allow companies to legally claim renewable power usage and carbon-neutral operations, making them essential for Taiwanese exporters aligning with global green supply chain directives.

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Market Segmentation Insights

The Taiwan Renewable Energy Certificate Market is segmented by type (solar, wind, biomass, hydro, geothermal), end-user (commercial, industrial, residential), and verification/issuance platform, primarily governed by the Taiwan Power Company (Taipower) under its T-REC mechanism.

By Type

Solar RECs dominate due to Taiwan’s accelerated rooftop and utility-scale solar deployment under the Renewable Energy Development Act (REDA).
Wind RECs—especially from offshore wind—continue to surge with large-scale installations along Taiwan’s western coast.

Market Attractiveness:
Solar – High | Wind – High | Biomass – Moderate | Hydro – Low (limited expansion potential)

By End-User

Industrial and commercial sectors lead T-REC purchases as major electronics, semiconductor, ICT, and manufacturing exporters must comply with RE100, ESG goals, and global supply chain sustainability standards.

Market Attractiveness:
Commercial – High | Industrial – High | Residential – Low

By Certification / Issuance

The market primarily operates through the T-REC system, with increasing collaboration from corporate green energy trading platforms, bilateral PPAs, and third-party sustainability exchanges.

Regional Insights

Although Taiwan functions as a single national market, REC demand is concentrated in:

  • Northern Taiwan – driven by semiconductor giants, tech clusters, and data centers

  • Central Taiwan – manufacturing hubs with rising renewable procurement requirements

  • Southern Taiwan – strong solar potential supporting long-term REC supply

Industry Trends & Recent Developments (2025)

  • Major tech and semiconductor exporters increased T-REC purchases to align with global RE100 mandates.

  • Growth in bundled PPA + REC deals, especially for offshore wind, enabling long-term green energy procurement.

  • Launch of corporate sustainability trading platforms to simplify REC transactions and transparency.

  • Rising demand from hyperscale data centers, seeking 100% renewable energy operations.

  • Taiwan accelerates local capacity additions, boosting REC availability from solar and offshore wind.

Competitive Landscape: Key Participants

Key market contributors include Taipower, renewable asset developers, offshore wind operators, solar plant owners, green electricity trading platforms, and major corporate REC buyers such as semiconductor and ICT companies.

Strategic Outlook

The Taiwan Renewable Energy Certificate Market is positioned for sustained growth as businesses face global pressure to document renewable energy use and reduce carbon footprints. Rising PPA adoption, offshore wind expansion, and digital sustainability platforms will further strengthen REC liquidity and transparency.

Companies investing in long-term renewable procurement, integrated green power strategies, and multi-year REC contracts will gain strategic advantages in Taiwan’s evolving green economy.

Research Methodology

DataM Intelligence employs a detailed and rigorous methodology incorporating primary interviews, regulatory analysis, market modeling, and data triangulation. The report assesses Taiwan’s renewable expansion roadmap, REC pricing trends, supply-demand dynamics, policy frameworks, and corporate green procurement behavior throughout the 2024–2031 forecast period.