Carbon credits to get big boost from relaxed rules


Ongoing efforts: A file photo of smoke from a coal-burning power station in China. The finance industry is positioning to reap profits from offsetting reported emissions. — Reuters

New York: The world’s main verifier of corporate climate targets will let companies use carbon credits to reduce the broadest scope of their emissions, relaxing earlier guidance and galvanising a controversial market for green finance.

The United Nations-backed Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) said it will allow the use of credits to cut emissions from value chains, otherwise known as Scope 3, according to a statement on its website.

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