Africa > Buyer pays $52/t for first electric cooking offsets

Buyer pays $52/t for first electric cooking offsets

Published 14:11 on March 27, 2023  /  Last updated at 03:49 on March 28, 2023  / /  Africa, EMEA, Voluntary

A buyer has paid an average of $52/tonne for the first issued electric cooking carbon offsets as well as future units, a project developer told Carbon Pulse.
A buyer has paid an average of $52/tonne for the first issued electric cooking carbon offsets as well as future units, a project developer told Carbon Pulse.


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