Asia Pacific > PREVIEW: High hopes for Indonesian exchange’s first international carbon credit sale, but doubts raised over buyer interest

PREVIEW: High hopes for Indonesian exchange’s first international carbon credit sale, but doubts raised over buyer interest

Published 06:06 on January 17, 2025  /  Last updated at 06:06 on January 17, 2025  / /  Asia Pacific, Nature-based, Paris Article 6, Voluntary

Indonesia’s first international sale of carbon credits on its national exchange next week has been hailed as an exciting development for the country’s market, but observers have raised concerns that there could be a lack of interested buyers for a multitude of reasons.
Indonesia’s first international sale of carbon credits on its national exchange next week has been hailed as an exciting development for the country’s market, but observers have raised concerns that there could be a lack of interested buyers for a multitude of reasons.


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