Asia Pacific > Major Indonesian project expects no disruption to offset issuance despite govt intervention

Major Indonesian project expects no disruption to offset issuance despite govt intervention

Published 13:42 on April 25, 2022  /  Last updated at 15:59 on April 25, 2022  / /  Asia Pacific, International, Nature-based, Other APAC, Paris Article 6, Voluntary

A major Indonesia-based offset project expects to continue delivering carbon credits to clients as usual despite the government recently confirming hold-ups for some schemes, even though some experts believe the regulatory uncertainty over VCM projects in the country goes beyond what has been confirmed by officials so far.
A major Indonesia-based offset project expects to continue delivering carbon credits to clients as usual despite the government recently confirming hold-ups for some schemes, even though some experts believe the regulatory uncertainty over VCM projects in the country goes beyond what has been confirmed by officials so far.


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