Carbon Credits from an impeccable source
At Mozambique Renewables, we recognise the importance of the voluntary carbon market in the fight against climate change. As a company, we believe that this market can play a major role in keeping global warming below 1.5-2°C, which is crucial to preventing the most catastrophic impacts of climate change.
The voluntary carbon market provides a unique set of incentives and instruments to drive mitigation that complements and goes beyond public action by governments. It enables companies, organisations, and individuals to take responsibility for their carbon emissions by investing in carbon offset projects that reduce or remove emissions from the atmosphere.
We are committed to developing projects that contribute to climate security and sustainable development. Together with our specialist carbon consultants and partners RadiusZero, our approach involves ensuring that each project makes a direct, positive contribution to the environment, and is subject to robust monitoring, reporting, and verification plans.
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Our projects are designed to have positive economic impacts for all stakeholders, and the safeguard management system ensures that human rights are protected, gender equality is promoted, and cultural heritage and indigenous people are respected. Through transforming agri-wastes into biomass for energy, restoring degraded landscapes, protecting biodiversity, and providing returns to investors, our projects contribute to climate security and sustainable development. The use of agri-waste as biomass aligns with circular economy principles by creating a closed-loop system that maximises resource efficiency, reduces waste, and supports sustainable agriculture, while also contributing to climate change mitigation and rural development.
Once a project has been independently verified, and certified, its credits are issued and they are listed on a transparent, third-party registry. This registry enables credits to be traded either via online exchanges or via OTC markets. Once acquired by the end-user, credits are retired and the offsets are claimed. Third-party certified SDG claims can then be made by the buyers, enabling them to meet their net-zero targets and Sustainable Development Agendas.