As global capital seeks emissions reduction opportunities, Ghana's emerging infrastructure and regulatory framework are attracting investors to the region's most developed carbon market.
A new report challenges the assumption that carbon dioxide removal technologies should be uniformly deployed across the continent.
An exchange launch in Kazakhstan and reforms in Ecuador and Madagascar signal fast-building carbon market infrastructure across emerging economies.
Zambia has brought a national carbon registry online, positioning the country to trade emissions reductions internationally under Article 6.
The DRC will present its new Lumiere carbon registry at a global summit in June, ahead of full platform launch later in 2026.
Kenya's BIOFIN launch maps biodiversity financing gaps and targets private capital, with nature underpinning nearly half of the country's GDP.
Kenya launches a national carbon registry to boost Article 6 trade, transparency, and oversight in voluntary and compliance markets.
South Africa makes history with the world’s first CCB-labelled grassland carbon credits, boosting rural incomes by $3.35M through restoration.
Microsoft secures 2 million carbon removal credits in Uganda, leveraging a 50,000-farmer network and GPS tech to reach its 2030 carbon-negative goal.
South Africa’s revised environmental pledge cuts emissions further for 2031–2035 and strengthens its roadmap to reach net zero by 2050.
The carbon market enters 2025 with renewed confidence, stronger regulation, and rising investment in high-integrity climate solutions.
Carbon credits may offer a financial solution for removing invasive trees in South Africa while boosting renewable energy efforts.
South Africa raises carbon offset limits under its tax system, increasing demand for local projects while keeping international credits off the table.
The JSE carbon market has completed its first trade of 10,000 credits, creating new opportunities for South African businesses to offset their carbon tax obligations.
Africa’s Voluntary Carbon Market could hit $1.5 trillion by 2050, driving sustainability, economic growth, and job creation across the continent.
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The West African Alliance on Carbon Markets calls on SBTi to include offsets in corporate claims, highlighting their importance for climate finance.
Discover the latest updates on the Africa Carbon Markets Initiative (ACMI), which has secured $650M in commitments but is still striving towards its $1B target. Learn about their revised strategies and ongoing efforts to boost Africa's carbon market.
Discover how global giants like Netflix, Apple, and Shell are tapping into Kenya's booming carbon credit market to drive sustainability and combat climate change.
Discover how DGB Group, a leading project developer, is advancing agroforestry carbon units and community-based projects in Africa, enhancing biodiversity and supporting local communities.
Discover how African Agriculture Holdings plans to revolutionize reforestation and soil carbon projects over 2 million hectares in West Africa to produce carbon credits.
Discover how Base Carbon's Rwanda Cookstoves Project is setting industry benchmarks by generating the first-ever Article 6 Authorized carbon credits.
Africa ascends in $900B carbon credit market, aiming for sustainable growth, job creation, and climate resilience.