Americas > VCM Report: Buyers lack appetite after cookstove scandal, hopes pinned on Baku

VCM Report: Buyers lack appetite after cookstove scandal, hopes pinned on Baku

Published 17:24 on October 21, 2024  /  Last updated at 17:24 on October 21, 2024  / /  Americas, Asia Pacific, Aviation/CORSIA, EMEA, International, Nature-based, Voluntary

A rush of retirements, including from two large French companies, failed to lift the market in the wake of fraud allegations directed at C-Quest Capital last week, after Verra said the cookstove project developer was issued millions of bogus carbon credits, keeping general buying interest at bay.
A rush of retirements, including from two large French companies, failed to lift the market in the wake of fraud allegations directed at C-Quest Capital last week, after Verra said the cookstove project developer was issued millions of bogus carbon credits, keeping general buying interest at bay.


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