APX
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| APX | |
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| Founded | 1996 |
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| Headquarters | Santa Clara, CA |
| Key People | Brian M. Storms Chairman & CEO; John Melby, President |
| Products | Provides registry services for environmental and energy markets |
| Web site | http://www.apx.com/index.asp |
APX is an infrastructure and registry provider for environmental and energy markets in renewable energy and greenhouse gases including carbon commodities.
Providing a bank and mint for environmental commodities, APX Environmental Market Depository is used to create, track, manage, and retire renewable energy certificates (RECs), energy efficiency and conservation certificates, carbon offset credits such as verified emission reductions (VERs), and greenhouse gas emission allowances.
APX has become an leader in the environmental markets industry and is now Goldman Sachs has become an investor in APX. [1]
APX also provides technology, strategic consulting and operational services to assist wholesale power market participants reduce costs and improve performance in power scheduling, settlement, market operations, system operations support and demand response programs.[2]
Products and Services
- APX environmental market solutions are trusted to create, track, manage, and retire: Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) for all North American regional markets, Carbon Offset Credits/Verified Emission Reductions and Emission Allowances, and Energy Efficiency & Conservation Certificate.
- APX provide operational solutions to the power industry which include scheduling and settlement, generation control and operation support, and consulting services.
Key People
Brian M. Storms - chairman & CEO
John Melby - president
Reiner Musier - CMO & Vice President
Russell Wong - CFO & Vice President
Gary S. Guzy - General Counsel
Joseph Varnas - Chief Technology Officer
Roger Yang - Vice President
Heather Sanders - Managing Director
Sakis Asteriadis - Managing Director
References
- ↑ Goldman Sachs Backs APX. AllBusiness. Retrieved on July 31, 2008.
- ↑ About US. APX. Retrieved on May 23, 2008.
