Africa > INTERVIEW: Developer sells clean cooking credits for $30 through use of more conservative methodology

INTERVIEW: Developer sells clean cooking credits for $30 through use of more conservative methodology

Published 12:00 on May 8, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:40 on May 9, 2024  / Bryony Collins /  Africa, Americas, Asia Pacific, EMEA, International, Voluntary

A developer of clean cookstove projects in Kenya has sold its first tranche of credits to a multilateral buyer for several times the typical value of cookstove credits on the voluntary carbon market, with the credits the first to be issued for a biomass project in Africa under a new methodology.
A developer of clean cookstove projects in Kenya has sold its first tranche of credits to a multilateral buyer for several times the typical value of cookstove credits on the voluntary carbon market, with the credits the first to be issued for a biomass project in Africa under a new methodology.


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