Across Africa, Carbon Credits Are Turning Into a State Asset

A carbon credit once moved through the voluntary market with little government presence. A project developer secured land, issued credits through an international registry, and buyers abroad claimed the climate benefit.

That arrangement now looks dated across parts of Africa. African carbon market regulations have grown dense and assertive.

National governments have stepped in to … The post Across Africa, Carbon Credits Are Turning Into a State Asset appeared first on TechTrendsKE .