New Carbon Credit Market in the USA
END TO END CARBON CREDIT SOLUTION
NEW YORK, April 20, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Vecron Lordstock Group announced today that it reached an agreement with the European Union's (EU) most respected Carbon Credit trading group, to exclusively market its inventory of Voluntary Carbon Credit Certificates in the USA under the trade name "Vecron Carbon Market." Vecron hired GATE US, a leading secondary market trading platform and a Broker Dealer, to handle all clearance and settlements for their US Clients. Vecron provides a boutique solution, with global reach, tailor made to each client's needs. All Carbon Credits offered via the platform are approved and verified by the Verified Carbon Standard (VCS). Registration is done via a global registry that helps provide transparency and credibility to environmental markets ensuring the origin and singularity of carbon.
Vecron offers a full spectrum Carbon Credit Solution: 1. Sourcing 2. Due Diligence 3. Clearing & Settlement.
Vecron is one of very few participants in the Voluntary Carbon Credits market whose involvement extends all the way from project inception to trading and finance activity – right through the value chain. The size and diversity of its projects portfolio allows Vecron to take on trades and structures that others might have to syndicate. Although Vecron's portfolio is wide ranging it prides itself on being a boutique firm enabling speed of decision making – key in a dynamic and constantly changing environment.
About Vecron
Vecron Lordstock Group is a global provider of innovative financing solutions. Its primary mission is to support large projects and international commodities trade transactions, by arranging, structuring, and/or providing financing. The company provides comprehensive customer financing support.
Contact:
Tsvi (Chuck) Guy - CEO
Vecron Inc.
Phone: 775 525 5881 ext 588
[email protected]
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