Carbon Credits framework comparison across Singapore, Malaysia & Indonesia

Published

May 17 2024

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Marcus Chow

Partner
Singapore

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Jolie Giouw

Partner
Singapore

I am a Partner in our Corporate and Commercial Group in Singapore. I am involved in a wide range of corporate matters across various sectors, with a focus on corporate finance as well as mergers and acquisitions.

Luke Oon

Senior Associate
Singapore

I am a senior associate in Bird & Bird ATMD's Corporate & Commercial Group in Singapore. I have substantial experience working on a wide range of corporate matters encompassing mergers and acquisitions, private equity, venture capital, corporate restructuring and corporate advisory work.

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The global green movement has resulted in new and innovative ways of generating and using power. One innovative tool to reduce our carbon footprint is the introduction of carbon credits. Carbon credit is still a relatively new concept especially in Asia. In this article we offer a comprehensive look at the evolving carbon credit systems within Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia, three dynamic Southeast Asian economies.

This collaborative effort by Bird & Bird, Nurjadin Sumono Mulyadi & Partners, and Azmi & Associates, dissects the intricacies of each country’s approach to carbon trading, providing invaluable insights for businesses and policymakers aiming to navigate the complexities of climate change mitigation. Read more to understand how these neighbouring nations are shaping the future of sustainable development through innovative environmental finance.

Read the article here