Asia Pacific > INTERVIEW: The carbon credit conundrum of Asia-Pacific’s cross-border CCS projects

INTERVIEW: The carbon credit conundrum of Asia-Pacific’s cross-border CCS projects

Published 10:40 on October 20, 2022  /  Last updated at 10:40 on October 20, 2022  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, Climate Talks, International, Japan, Other APAC, Paris Article 6, South Korea, Voluntary

Governments and companies across the Asia-Pacific plan to rely heavily on CCS to reach net zero, with annual storage expected in the several hundred million tonnes of CO2 by the early 2030s, most of it via cross-border projects, but so far regulators have been quiet about who would be earning the potential carbon credits for the activities.
Governments and companies across the Asia-Pacific plan to rely heavily on CCS to reach net zero, with annual storage expected in the several hundred million tonnes of CO2 by the early 2030s, most of it via cross-border projects, but so far regulators have been quiet about who would be earning the potential carbon credits for the activities.


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