Today we are at the forefront of global change. A change away from pollution and from the depletion of natural resources. We have been pricing the cost of emissions and pollution for over fifteen years and have helped build trust in carbon and new markets for other products.
We see our market thesis confirmed, as we are witnessing a societal tipping point, at times very fast yet often still slow, but surely from few scientists sending out warnings to a global, collective feeling of need for change, for action. Our business is to support companies that act, and we do so around the world. We see the EU and national governments everywhere are putting in place sticks and carrots to further kickstart markets for pricing and trading the cost of pollution. And what started with compliance markets for carbon certificates has sparked a move to unprecedented corporate action on a voluntary basis far beyond carbon alone – leading to new marketplaces to be served.
As Structrum, we have become a specialist in trading environmental commodities. We do not create wind farms, solar parks, or execute large energy reduction projects. But we are a market maker in environmental commodity markets, and our everyday work contributes to the reliability and the professionalism of these markets*, which in turn increases confidence in such sustainable investments.
*We are aware that objections to market makers in environmental commodities may arise in the same way that they periodically come up around market makers in listed markets (equities, derivatives, bonds) – but we believe increased market efficiency overall lowers transaction costs and improves the very functioning of markets.