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Will Carbon Credits Gain Acceptance?

Arina Kok, Partner, Ernst and Young Malaysia Climate Change and Sustainability Services

06-Dec-22 09:30

Will Carbon Credits Gain Acceptance?

Malaysia will be launching the long-awaited Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) Exchange on December 9. The country is still at an early stage of its sustainable journey to achieve net zero carbon by 2050, at the earliest. Will the introduction of the VCM help drive the nation's environmental change and sustainable goals? We speak to Arina Kok, Partner, Ernst and Young Malaysia Climate Change and Sustainability Services for more insights.


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Produced by: Chong Tjen San

Presented by: Shazana Mokhtar, Chong Tjen San, Philip See


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Categories:  marketsenvironment

Tags:  net zero carbonvoluntary carbon market





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