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Voluntary Carbon Market Co. tracking 30 local, international project developers, CEO tells Al-Eqtisadiah

QuelleArab News
Veröffentlicht2. November 2026 um 13:53
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RechtsraumSaudi-Arabien

Zusammenfassung

Saudi Arabia's Voluntary Carbon Market Co. (VCM) has traded over 15 million carbon credits, equivalent to $93.3 million, as the country aims to boost its carbon market amidst high domestic demand for credits.

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Voluntary Carbon Market Co. tracking 30 local, international project developers, CEO tells Al-Eqtisadiah

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Voluntary Carbon Market Co. tracking 30 local, international project developers, CEO tells Al-Eqtisadiah

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