Africa > Ratings agency warns cookstove project has additionality risks

Ratings agency warns cookstove project has additionality risks

Published 12:52 on December 9, 2022  /  Last updated at 20:48 on December 13, 2022  / /  Africa, Nature-based, Voluntary

A rating agency has warned a cookstove project in Nepal has a moderate chance of achieving CO2 avoidance or removal because of additionality risks, while placing another six projects on watch for a potential ratings change, including three REDD+ projects in Kenya.
A rating agency has warned a cookstove project in Nepal has a moderate chance of achieving CO2 avoidance or removal because of additionality risks, while placing another six projects on watch for a potential ratings change, including three REDD+ projects in Kenya.


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