Complex ownership, financials could limit existing California offsets from earning ‘DEBs’ status

Published 21:58 on July 27, 2020  /  Last updated at 21:58 on July 27, 2020  / /  Americas, Canada, US

Some existing out-of-state California Carbon Offsets (CCOs) may never receive the designation of providing a direct environmental benefit to the state (DEBs) because of cumbersome ownership structures and potential financial constraints, stakeholders said.
Some existing out-of-state California Carbon Offsets (CCOs) may never receive the designation of providing a direct environmental benefit to the state (DEBs) because of cumbersome ownership structures and potential financial constraints, stakeholders said.


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