Americas > INTERVIEW: Game-changing $5 bln deal for Bolivia threatens to disrupt both Article 6 and voluntary market

INTERVIEW: Game-changing $5 bln deal for Bolivia threatens to disrupt both Article 6 and voluntary market

Published 18:13 on November 19, 2024  /  Last updated at 20:24 on November 19, 2024  / /  Americas, Asia Pacific, EMEA, International, Nature-based, Voluntary

Chicago company Laconic Infrastructure Partners plans to issue $1 billion worth of securities next year on Bolivia’s forestry plans, and if the idea catches on, it could undermine the edifice building around Article 6 trade as well as the voluntary carbon market.
Chicago company Laconic Infrastructure Partners plans to issue $1 billion worth of securities next year on Bolivia’s forestry plans, and if the idea catches on, it could undermine the edifice building around Article 6 trade as well as the voluntary carbon market.


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