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30 Jun 26

How to Evaluate Carbon Credit Projects: A Due Diligence Guide for Fund Managers

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Takeaways Carbon credit fund managers must assess whether credits represent real, additional and durable climate impact. The fund’s first strategic decision is whether to focus on avoidance credits or removal credits. The second decision is whether to participate in compliance or voluntary carbon markets. Additionality, permanence, leakage, methodology rigour and…
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31 Mar 26

Do Carbon Credits Really Work in Malaysia? Risks, Credibility and Environmental Impact Explained

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Takeaways Carbon credits can support net-zero strategies in Malaysia only when they are high-quality, verified, and used after real emissions reductions, as poor-quality credits can create regulatory and reputational risks. Carbon credits are not a shortcut to decarbonisation, and companies should prioritise reducing Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions before…
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