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Carbon Credit Certifier Strikes Partnership with Kitaran Tabah to Develop Blue Carbon Methodologies

A carbon credit certifier announced a partnership with two international institutions to develop methodologies for blue carbon and blue economy on Thursday, while signalling a long-term aim to broaden its work beyond carbon. Colombia-based Cercarbono declared its cooperation agreement with Malaysia-based Kitaran Tabah and Colombian research institution CEMarin to establish methodologies for blue carbon projects […]

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ZDS Provincial Government Inks MOU with Malaysian Investors

A Memorandum of Understanding was undertaken between the ZDS Provincial Government headed by Gov. Victor J. Yu and two Malaysian investors Rob Cayzer of Kitaran Tabah and Vincent Ng of Valor Advisory for the very first “Blue Carbon Offset” Project in the country, to be established here in the province. The initiative aims to reduce

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Making carbon offsets mainstream in Malaysia

The regulation of the Islamic carbon market is an important part of capital market growth that requires next-focus action by the government. Financial experts are well aware of the complexity of reconstruction from conventional products according to Shariah rules, as well as designing new products to suit the carbon market structure under  Islamic finance. NORITA

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An action learning project on carbon credits with a sustainability startup

Action Learning and how it began Choosing the right MBA program was one of the most difficult decisions of our life. This experience will not only define our career path, but it will also give us the required skill set to be successful. We already possessed on average 12 years of work experience, so our

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After voluntary carbon market’s first auction, what’s next for Malaysia?

The first auction on the Bursa Carbon Exchange (BCX), Malaysia’s new voluntary carbon market, took place on March 16 with around RM7.7 million in carbon credits sold. Although the auction was described in the official press release as evidence of “strong interest and [a] healthy price signal by the domestic corporate sector”, it must be

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