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Background on carbon finance

Under the Kyoto Protocol and other policies to combat climate change, projects that reduce emissions of greenhouse gases also generate a valuable new commodity. The sale of emission reduction units, or as commonly known, “carbon credits,” can significantly boost financial returns on climate-friendly projects. Today, companies and local governments across Central and Eastern Europe are taking advantage of carbon finance to raise financing for their projects. Vertis is one of Europe’s most successful brokers and advisers on such transactions.

Follow the links below to learn more about the background and practicalities of carbon finance.

Follow the links below to learn more about the background and practicalities of carbon finance.

Introduction to climate change: Learn how a global environmental problem - climate change - led to the creation of global commodity market for emission reductions.

The Kyoto Flexibility Mechanisms: The objective of carbon finance is to find the lowest cost emissions reduction possibilities. The Kyoto Protocol created three so-called “Flexibility Mechanisms” to help countries fulfil their commitments.

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