Stankevicius International is Opening Up Carbon Credit Market for Retail Investors in 2025

10:04 | 10 декември 2024
Обновен: 10:07 | 10 декември 2024
Автор: Bloomberg TV Bulgaria
Снимка: Paulius Stankevicius
Снимка: Paulius Stankevicius

Founder and CEO Paulius Stankevicius from Stankevicius International is betting big on carbon credit market. While carbon credits have been around for a while, the actual need and the use of carbon credits was not really taken seriously before until now. After 2024 push, due to a huge ESG agenda worldwide on the climate change, carbon market now stand a chance to become one of the world's largest markets within a decade. Climate change is inevitable and almost all companies in the world that are involved in any type of physical activity are in fact engaged in carbon emissions.

In the recent COP 29 conference, governments have agreed to enable and support carbon credit trading worldwide. In fact, already since COP 28, the news have hit the world that by 2030 50% of the companies should be carbon net zero and by 2050 the carbon should be completely eliminated. While today it is difficult to understand how energy business is going to remove carbon emissions completely but this can all be compensated with carbon credits. Regardless of the emissions and pollution that energy companies produce, if they buy up the necessary amount of carbon credits they can balance their emissions versus greenery.

What does this means to financial markets and opportunity seekers?

Paulius Stankevicius is CEO and Founder of Stankevicius International, a company that is majorly focused on physical commodity trading which also works with global mining and energy companies that are in fact creating a lot of pollution. Now, Paulius Stankevicius looked at the carbon market and noticed that carbon credits primarily are mostly sold to institutions that do pollution, yet regular people are not really buying them. However, if there was a market to trade carbon credits, that could be a totally new sector within financial markets. So far, such market is not evolved yet but Paulius Stankevicius is taking a big chance on the fact that carbon credit market is going to evolve and its not going to be just for institutions but also for retail investors.

Stankevicius International has been developing real-time carbon credit trading platform in 2024 and it is estimated to be launched in early Q1 2025. The main point to address is that the platform will allow retail investors and retail traders to buy and sell carbon credits real time, enabling them to generate profit on quick trades. Stankevicius International is one of the few companies in the world that is taking such approach towards retail market of carbon credit trading.

Paulius Stankevicius believes that right now carbon credit market is at a place where cryptocurrency market was in the early 2013 and 2014, and in the next 5 years, the closer we get to 2030, the carbon market will grow significantly and the carbon credit trading will become more and more accepted. Stankevicius International wants to be one the early firms to provide such solution for retail investors and traders and enable access to carbon credit market for people from around the world.

Снимка: Paulius Stankevicius

At the early stage, Stankevicius International will be implementing USDT transactions and quick transfers, enabling direct USDT deposits to Stankevicius International account, and carbon credits will be traded against USDT. According to Paulius Stankevicius, this approach creates more smoother process and faster which also creates better user experience for a modern trader that is looking for speed and efficiency.

Stankevicius International GO is the name of the platform which serves global companies to scout physical commodity trade deals and also assist companies with actually getting trade deals done. On top of that Stankevicius International unique edge is the real-time carbon credit trading feature enabling global market participants to be involved including retail and institutional investors.