Carbon Credits

In Europe under the Kyoto Protocols, carbon credits are treated as a commodity and are traded every day. Wall Street has stated that the trading of carbon credits will become the largest industry since the internet boom with over a trillion dollars of trading.

Rexecon’s product can potentially qualify for the CDM (clean development mechanism) program that allows companies to reduce emissions in emerging areas such as: Africa, Brazil and India and earn three times the trading price.

In the US, there is a voluntary carbon credit market that currently trades a metric ton of CO2 for approximately $3 - $5.

The accepted formula for carbon credits is that every 100 gallons of fuel not consumed equates to one metric ton of C02. In Europe, where the market is not voluntary, a metric ton trades for approximately €12 or $20.

Carbon credits will be shared between Rexecon and the customer distributed through the Rexecon Carbon Fund. The fund will be created to handle the potential worldwide carbon credit revenues generated by the catalyst and other products.