Americas > INTERVIEW: Voluntary carbon credits can step in while costs of green tech remain too high

INTERVIEW: Voluntary carbon credits can step in while costs of green tech remain too high

Published 13:49 on August 15, 2024  /  Last updated at 13:49 on August 15, 2024  / Bryony Collins /  Americas, Asia Pacific, EMEA, Voluntary

The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) should recognise the value of voluntary carbon credits as a stopgap measure for corproate investment while they wait for the cost of some internal emissions reduction levers, such as electrification, to decline, said an environmental consultancy.
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) should recognise the value of voluntary carbon credits as a stopgap measure for corproate investment while they wait for the cost of some internal emissions reduction levers, such as electrification, to decline, said an environmental consultancy.


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