Asia Pacific > INTERVIEW – COP27: NZ seeks to form “bespoke” bilateral partnerships to meet NDC gaps, minister says

INTERVIEW – COP27: NZ seeks to form “bespoke” bilateral partnerships to meet NDC gaps, minister says

Published 16:57 on November 15, 2022  /  Last updated at 01:05 on November 16, 2022  / /  Asia Pacific, China, Climate Talks, International, New Zealand, Other APAC, Paris Article 6, Voluntary

New Zealand will look to secure bilateral partnerships with Asia Pacific nations for the purchase of carbon credits to count towards its national climate targets in a move that could see the country source as many as 100 million credits under such agreements, but its climate minister says arrangements are still in the early stages.
New Zealand will look to secure bilateral partnerships with Asia Pacific nations for the purchase of carbon credits to count towards its national climate targets in a move that could see the country source as many as 100 million credits under such agreements, but its climate minister says arrangements are still in the early stages.


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