Africa > Rwanda to set a floor carbon credit price above $30 per tonne, says minister -media

Rwanda to set a floor carbon credit price above $30 per tonne, says minister -media

Published 10:19 on August 7, 2023  /  Last updated at 10:19 on August 7, 2023  / /  Africa, EMEA, Nature-based, Voluntary

Rwanda will not sell carbon credits below $30 per tonne and will also look to develop new technology-focused projects as well as expand those involving its forests, the country's minister of environment was reported as saying by local media.
Rwanda will not sell carbon credits below $30 per tonne and will also look to develop new technology-focused projects as well as expand those involving its forests, the country's minister of environment was reported as saying by local media.


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