Africa > C-Quest Capital secures funding to scale up cookstove portfolio in Africa

C-Quest Capital secures funding to scale up cookstove portfolio in Africa

Published 04:01 on March 25, 2022  /  Last updated at 12:19 on March 24, 2022  / /  Africa, EMEA, International, Voluntary

US-based offset developer C-Quest Capital (CQC) has secured investment from an oil major and a global bank to scale up a cookstove project in Sub-Saharan Africa that it expects to generate 200 million carbon credits over the next decade.
US-based offset developer C-Quest Capital (CQC) has secured investment from an oil major and a global bank to scale up a cookstove project in Sub-Saharan Africa that it expects to generate 200 million carbon credits over the next decade.


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