Shell to fund 60 million CO2 offset credits through Africa cookstoves rollout
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It marks the latest move from Shell into the burgeoning voluntary carbon offsetting market
Oil and gas giant teams up with C-Quest Capital to supply clean and efficient cookstoves for 1.5 rural households, generating credits for the voluntary carbon market
Shell has struck a deal with social impact project developer C-Quest Capital to supply more than 60 million offset credits for the voluntary carbon market, with the oil and gas giant agreeing to fund clean and efficient cookstoves for more than 1.5 million rural households across eastern Africa.
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