STX Group Launches Corporate EAC Procurement and Management Platform

Environmental commodities trading firm STX Group has launched STX Climate Tech, a digital platform enabling companies to centralise the procurement, tracking and retirement of Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs) to support Scope 3 emissions decarbonisation. The platform is currently available to STX's corporate clients, with expansion to additional commodities planned for early 2026 to cover Scope 1 emissions management.

STX Climate Tech enables corporate users to request EAC pricing, manage transactions, organise certificates, invoices and contracts, and automatically generate verified data and documentation aligned with RE100 and CDP frameworks. The initial launch focuses exclusively on EACs, with STX Group planning to extend the platform's capabilities to cover additional environmental commodities in 2026. The company said the platform is designed to address new challenges faced by corporates that have already made significant progress on Scope 2 emissions reductions and are now navigating the more complex terrain of value chain decarbonisation under Scope 3 reporting requirements.

The launch of a dedicated EAC management platform reflects growing corporate demand in Asia and globally for standardised tools that reduce the administrative burden of renewable energy certificate procurement. For Indian companies with RE100 commitments or operating in global supply chains where buyers request certified clean energy data, platforms such as STX Climate Tech reduce friction in demonstrating Scope 2 and Scope 3 emissions reductions. India's fast-expanding Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) market and the rollout of SEBI's BRSR Core are increasing the domestic demand for tools that can aggregate and report certificate data in standardised formats.

STX Group said the 2026 expansion to cover Scope 1 commodities will position the platform as a holistic decarbonisation management tool rather than a Scope 2-only solution. The company did not disclose pricing details or the size of its current corporate client base. As voluntary and mandatory Scope 3 reporting requirements tighten globally under frameworks including IFRS S2 and the CSRD, demand for integrated certificate management and data verification tools is expected to accelerate, particularly among multinationals with complex multi-country supply chains.

Key figure — Scope 3 emissions decarbonisation