Asia Pacific > Study on Australia’s human-induced regeneration projects based on CEAs finds massive historical overcrediting

Study on Australia’s human-induced regeneration projects based on CEAs finds massive historical overcrediting

Published 17:20 on June 23, 2023  /  Last updated at 17:20 on June 23, 2023  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia

A new academic study looking at human-induced regeneration projects based on their carbon estimation area (CEA) data has found evidence suggesting Australia's ACCU market could have been overcredited by as much as 25 million units to 2021.
A new academic study looking at human-induced regeneration projects based on their carbon estimation area (CEA) data has found evidence suggesting Australia's ACCU market could have been overcredited by as much as 25 million units to 2021.


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