What was recovered. What was rebuilt.

Archive coverage

The archive index returned 466 distinct URL records and 1,044 capture records after content-digest collapsing. Those totals include duplicates, technical paths and later unrelated pages; they are not a count of useful company articles.

Recovery identified the original company, services, management profiles, research catalogue, policies and several older WordPress versions. Thirty-five validated HTML responses were obtained in the second recovery pass; many are alternate URLs or repeated homepages rather than unique content.

Ahrefs coverage

The Best by links report was reviewed in Safari on 5 October 2026 with the all-time history dataset and five-year change highlighting. It showed six target addresses: the apex and www variants, a mobile-host homepage and the historical Southeast Asia energy-efficiency PDF.

The PDF address has two referring domains in that report. This evidence prioritizes recovery; it does not establish that the file body is available. The mobile hostname is not activated without a deliberate DNS and hosting decision.

The linked energy-efficiency PDF was subsequently recovered and validated as a 126-page document. The exact historical file URL is restored. The 2007 press release and 2009 report-order form were also recovered; the latter is preserved as a historical form, not a current sales process.

Restored versus newly written

The company history and former biographies are based on dated recovered records. The guides, tools and 2026 regional briefing are new explanatory content. The original 2011 report, 2007 press release and 2009 ordering form are restored as unchanged PDFs with dated context. Two additional indexed PDFs were truncated in the archived transfer and have not been published as complete files.

Later Chinese industrial content found on the domain is unrelated to the ReEx clean-energy business and is excluded. Old registration and payment forms are not brought back as working services.

Primary sources

Current research uses primary publications from the IEA and other source organizations named on the relevant pages. Quantitative claims retain their reporting period and scenario context. Historical office addresses, licensing claims and aggregate transaction figures are not copied into current company metadata.

Reading guides extracted from the PDFs

Current research uses primary publications from the IEA and other source organizations named on the relevant pages. Quantitative claims retain their reporting period and scenario context. Business contacts were supplied by the company from the archived record; delivery and office occupancy were not independently verified. Historical licensing claims and aggregate transaction figures are not presented as current facts.