Biodiversity > Entertainment company buys first biodiversity credits under UK govt-linked voluntary scheme

Entertainment company buys first biodiversity credits under UK govt-linked voluntary scheme

Published 11:43 on August 19, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:44 on January 20, 2025  / /  Biodiversity, EMEA

An interactive entertainment company has purchased the first batch of biodiversity credits generated through a nature restoration project in the UK at approximately £50 per unit, Carbon Pulse has learned.
An interactive entertainment company has purchased the first batch of biodiversity credits generated through a nature restoration project in the UK at approximately £50 per unit, Carbon Pulse has learned.


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