Biodiversity > FEATURE: Lack of corporate demand holds back nature credit market as carbon developers sit tight

FEATURE: Lack of corporate demand holds back nature credit market as carbon developers sit tight

Published 06:45 on April 8, 2024  /  Last updated at 01:48 on April 8, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, International

Voluntary nature credit suppliers are exploring strategies to spur companies' appetite for units, including streamlining purchases and organising awareness-raising events, as players in the carbon space do not yet have the confidence to foray into the market.
Voluntary nature credit suppliers are exploring strategies to spur companies' appetite for units, including streamlining purchases and organising awareness-raising events, as players in the carbon space do not yet have the confidence to foray into the market.


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