See your compliance certificate positions, per country, per channel.
FuelFWD tracks the compliance certificates you’ve earned, sold, and have remaining across national registries and EU compliance frameworks, per country and per channel. Run reports to compare what each ton earns across channels and frameworks before you commit.
The gap
What the rule asks for vs. what spreadsheets deliver
Compliance certificates are channel-dependent. We make the choice visible.
Every ton of renewable fuel can be sold into road, maritime, or another regulated channel, and the compliance ticket you earn differs by channel and country. Most operators discover this difference at month-end reconciliation, after the channel choice is already made. FuelFWD shows you the certificate value of every possible channel before the trade. Selling to road in one country and selling to maritime EU-wide each generate a different compliance ticket. The platform tracks both what you’ve earned and what you would earn under each scenario, so the channel decision is informed by actual ticket value, not by guesswork.
- Multi-region certificate tracking across national registries
- Maritime ticket tracking across EU compliance frameworks
- Maritime obligation handling
- Per-framework position view (earned, sold, open)
- Reporting-based what-if analysis: compare channel and country sale scenarios
- Audit trail per certificate, per sale
- Multi-entity consolidation
Why position tracking fails in spreadsheets
- Open position is calculated by subtracting a running allocation tab from an intake log, and the two are often out of sync.
- Certificate expiry dates are tracked in a separate column, or not at all, until an auditor asks.
- Multi-scheme operators maintain separate workbooks per scheme, and consolidating them is a quarterly exercise.
- When a delivery is reallocated, both tabs must be updated manually and the original link is often lost.
How FuelFWD tracks your certificate positions
Three capabilities that make certificate positions a live extension of your fuel inventory.
Certificates tracked per country, per framework.
Each country’s certificate framework is tracked separately, with consolidated positions per legal entity across every region you operate in.
What-if comparisons via reporting.
Before you commit a trade, run a report to compare what the same volume earns across channels. Road versus maritime, country versus country. The report shows ticket value per scenario so the channel decision is informed by actual numbers.
Earned, sold, open: always current.
Every sale draws down the position. Every certificate earned increases it. The balance reflects today, not last month-end.
Who uses this
Built for the roles that own the obligation
Questions about certificate position tracking
- National registries and EU compliance frameworks across the countries you operate in. Additional national frameworks can be added on request.
- Run a report from your current position and choose the channels (road, maritime) or countries to compare. The report shows what the same volume earns across each scenario, so you see the certificate value of each option before you commit to a sale.
- Yes. The platform consolidates certificate positions across countries and frameworks into a single view, with filters per country, framework, or legal entity.
- The certificate earned is determined by the channel and country of sale. FuelFWD records the actual certificate generated per sale and updates the position for that framework. To compare scenarios before committing, run a what-if report.
- FuelFWD tracks earned, sold, and open certificate positions. Active trading of certificates as secondary instruments happens through the relevant authority’s registry, not within FuelFWD.
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