Asia Pacific > Russia’s Sibur looks to sell 18,000 carbon credits on GCC registry

Russia’s Sibur looks to sell 18,000 carbon credits on GCC registry

Published 18:46 on December 12, 2023  /  Last updated at 10:37 on February 12, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, International, Middle East, Voluntary

Russian petrochemical company Sibur plans to enter the global carbon credit market after applying to get a solar project registered with the Qatar-based Global Carbon Council (GCC).
Russian petrochemical company Sibur plans to enter the global carbon credit market after applying to get a solar project registered with the Qatar-based Global Carbon Council (GCC).


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