The recently-formed Global Clean Energy Corporation is committed to improving lives for some of the world’s most vulnerable people in LDCs (Least Developed Countries), while taking advantage of anticipated upward price pressures in the global carbon credit markets.
My client’s new fund is a way to participate in what continues, despite challenges, to become a growing and persistent investment model in environmental economics on the international stage.
A Global Carbon Trade Snapshot (2013 to 2020)
The client anticipates a positive trend in CER prices due to a number of new developments occurring with the EU-ETS carbon platform’s ‘Phase 3’, beginning in 2013.
These are:
-The cancellation of a significant number of credits associated with HFC gases;
-Exclusive eligibility for LDC-based credits from international offset projects in the EU market;
-Higher emission reduction requirements, new industries added (eg aviation)
Newly-released Point Carbon report: Investing in LDC carbon projects (pdf flyer)
A total of 15 national and regional climate trading initiatives are currently underway or have been announced to date, providing a preview of potential positive market growth over the coming decade.http://www.pointcarbon.com/news/1.2000839
The Global Clean Energy Fund
The Global Clean Energy Corporation, based in the UAE, is pooling capital to create profitable and humanitarian renewable energy projects that cut emissions in the Developing World, while qualifying for CER carbon credits from LDCs.
Registered with the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UN-FCCC), the fund is a Luxembourg-domiciled SICAV-SIF alternative fund, developed in collaboration with Progressive Equity Advisors. The fund is audited by Ernst & Young.
Investment begins at 100,000 US, EUR or GBP. The fund is targeting a 12% per annum return. Upon request I can provide an introduction to my associates, Michael A. Young CMA, with Progressive Equity, or Sheikh Mohammed Suleman with the Fund, for more information and complete business plan with a non-disclosure in place.