Companies from Saudi Arabia bought more than 2.2 million tonnes of carbon credits on Wednesday, 14 June 2023, as the Kenyan capital hosted what organisers have billed as the world's largest sale of its kind.Riham ElGizy, CEO of Regional Voluntary Carbon Market Company (RVCMC), speaks during a Reuters interview ahead of the voluntary auction of carbon credits, with projects in Kenya, Rwanda, Egypt and South Africa, at the auction in Nairobi,.
More than a dozen companies, including some from Saudi Arabia, will bid on more than 2 million tonnes of carbon credits on Wednesday when the Kenyan capital hosts what organisers have billed as the world's largest sale of its kind.
The auction in Nairobi will be conducted by the Regional Voluntary Carbon Market Company, which was founded by the Saudi Public Investment Fund and Saudi Tawadul Group
NAIROBI, June 14 (Reuters) - More than a dozen
companies, mainly from Saudi Arabia, are bidding on 2 million
tonnes of carbon credits as the Kenyan capital hosts what
organisers have billed as the world s large.
Companies from Saudi Arabia bought more than 2.2 million tonnes of carbon credits on Wednesday as the Kenyan capital hosted what organisers have billed as the world's largest sale of its kind.