Africa > Cookstove study identifying “pervasive over-crediting” passes peer review

Cookstove study identifying “pervasive over-crediting” passes peer review

Published 10:00 on January 23, 2024  /  Last updated at 07:09 on January 23, 2024  / /  Africa, Americas, Asia Pacific, EMEA, International, South & Central, US, Voluntary

After passing peer review, a journal version of an academic pre-print study that said it found over-crediting in cookstove offset projects last year has renewed its criticism of over-estimation of issuances in the same project methodologies, but by a much higher factor.
After passing peer review, a journal version of an academic pre-print study that said it found over-crediting in cookstove offset projects last year has renewed its criticism of over-estimation of issuances in the same project methodologies, but by a much higher factor.


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