US EditionRwanda: One Clean Cooking Project Could Generate Rwf27bn From Carbon Credits
The clean cooking project reduces biomass use and carbon emissions, generating over 600,000 carbon credits valued at Rwf27.5 billion by 2026, supporting Rwanda’s climate goals.
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Rwanda: One Clean Cooking Project Could Generate Rwf27bn From Carbon Credits
One of Rwanda's clean cooking programmes that provides improved charcoal stoves is poised to bring in an estimated Rwf27.5 billion by 2026 through the sale of carbon credits, according to officials.
One clean cooking project could generate Rwf27bn from carbon credits
One of Rwanda’s clean cooking programmes that provides improved charcoal stoves is poised to bring in an estimated Rwf27.5 billion by 2026 through the sale of carbon credits, according to officials. ALSO READ: How will 22% uptake of improved cookstoves be attained? The project, which distributed improved charcoal stoves to over 500,000 households, is transforming how Rwandans cook while also creating new financial opportunities from global carbo…
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