Asia Pacific > Malaysia’s untapped carbon market potential can scale with policy, regulatory support -report

Malaysia’s untapped carbon market potential can scale with policy, regulatory support -report

Published 08:08 on October 3, 2022  /  Last updated at 08:08 on October 3, 2022  / /  Asia Pacific, International, Nature-based, Other APAC, Voluntary

Malaysia has significant potential to utilise carbon markets to help meet the Southeast Asian economy’s climate targets, but this will require harmonising the design of voluntary and compliance markets, definitions of clear rules and guidelines for project development, and a scale-up of financing, a report has found.
Malaysia has significant potential to utilise carbon markets to help meet the Southeast Asian economy’s climate targets, but this will require harmonising the design of voluntary and compliance markets, definitions of clear rules and guidelines for project development, and a scale-up of financing, a report has found.


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