Base Carbon's Rwanda Cookstoves Project Issues 387,015 Additional Carbon Credits
Bitget2026/10/15 11:32- Base Carbon’s Rwanda cookstoves project received its fifth issuance from Verra, totaling 387,015 carbon credits.
- The issuance covered seven months, compared with 12 months for the fourth issuance completed in March 2026.
- Expected inclusion in Rwanda’s 2026 Biennial Transparency Report would allow CORSIA-eligible tagging without insurance costs.
- Once tagged, cumulative CORSIA-eligible credits issued by the project would reach 2,346,827.
- The project expects approximately 2,200,000 additional credits over its remaining crediting period, with issuances at six-month intervals.
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