SRECTrade, Inc., established in 2008, is a leading technology-driven environmental commodity management and transaction platform that plays a crucial role in accelerating the adoption of clean energy assets. The company's primary mission is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by ensuring that complex environmental commodity markets are transparent, equitable, and accessible to all eligible participants. It is recognized as one of the largest transaction and management firms within the industry, providing transaction, management, and technology solutions across more than ten North American renewable energy and clean fuel markets, covering over twenty unique commodities. SRECTrade has facilitated over $600 million in environmental commodity transactions to date.
The firm's clientele is diverse, including competitive electricity and fuel suppliers, utilities, clean transportation fleet operators, project developers, financing companies, EV charging networks, installation firms, and commercial, industrial, and residential asset owners. Leveraging its proprietary technology, SRECTrade helps market participants minimize time, cost, and risk associated with achieving compliance and benefits in these markets. Additionally, the company stands out as a leading source of information regarding environmental commodity market trends and regulatory updates, offering a wealth of knowledge and transparency in the rapidly evolving renewable energy and clean transportation sectors.
With offices located in San Francisco, CA, and Somerville, MA, and a team distributed across the United States, SRECTrade's expertise is bolstered by a group of experienced industry leaders in renewable energy, clean transportation, finance, and technology. As of October 2021, SRECTrade became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Xpansiv Ltd., expanding its ability to help clients manage and monetize environmental commodities on a global scale, and further enhancing its capabilities as a pivotal player in the market for Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) commodities.
