Kenya’s forthcoming carbon markets framework contested but promising -investor

Published 20:17 on March 18, 2025  /  Last updated at 20:17 on March 18, 2025  / /  Africa, EMEA, Voluntary

Kenya’s 2023 carbon markets bill remains tied up in the legislature, but it will ultimately embody a pleasantly surprising level of expertise and focus, a Nairobi-based climate tech investor told the 2025 Global Direct Air Capture Conference in New York on Tuesday.
Kenya’s 2023 carbon markets bill remains tied up in the legislature, but it will ultimately embody a pleasantly surprising level of expertise and focus, a Nairobi-based climate tech investor told the 2025 Global Direct Air Capture Conference in New York on Tuesday.


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