As we gather around the warmth of our homes this festive season, the global energy and climate landscape is witnessing a historic shift. At Doowe UK, we are excited to share a milestone that bridges African innovation with global climate finance:
In today’s business landscape, carbon accounting has become a stepping-stone for corporations toward sustainability and climate action. Yet, businesses often find themselves navigating through a maze of overlapping standards and frameworks. The recent alliance between ISO and the GHG Protocol
Nigeria has officially launched the $100 million Orteva carbon project, a monumental step towards achieving its ambitious green growth agenda. This initiative, unveiled by Finance Minister Wale Edun, aims to unlock vital climate finance, generate lucrative carbon credits, and accelerate
Brazil, a nation synonymous with the breathtaking Amazon rainforest, is stepping onto the global stage not just as a guardian of nature, but as a pioneering force in the fight against climate change. With its brand-new national carbon market, the
Introduction Article 6 of the Paris Agreement provides countries with mechanisms to cooperate with each other in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and other climate goals, especially in relation to meeting their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). NDCs are the commitments that
The UK’s carbon credit industry has the potential to become a key pillar of the country’s economy, with a new report suggesting it could support 135,000 skilled jobs and generate £1bn in tax revenue by 2035. According to BeZero Carbon,
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