EMEA > Portuguese voluntary carbon law relaxes requirements on residual emissions, additionality

Portuguese voluntary carbon law relaxes requirements on residual emissions, additionality

Published 16:35 on January 24, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:39 on January 24, 2024  / /  EMEA, Nature-based, Voluntary

A Portuguese voluntary carbon market (VCM) law, which came into effect in early January, relaxes some of its prior stances on offsetting for residual emissions, as well as on sources of additionality, compared to a prior proposal published for public consultation.
A Portuguese voluntary carbon market (VCM) law, which came into effect in early January, relaxes some of its prior stances on offsetting for residual emissions, as well as on sources of additionality, compared to a prior proposal published for public consultation.


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