Indonesia offers 30 carbon projects to global investors at COP31
Two projects are fully certified, eight are still being processed, and 20 more are being developed for eventual transactions.
Indonesia is offering 30 carbon projects to global investors at COP31 in Antalya, Turkey, through the Carbonnex for Climate Action forum at the Indonesia Pavilion. Environment Minister Mohammad Jumhur Hidayat said the Nov. 10-19 forum brought together 17 project developers with buyers, investors, financial institutions, corporations and international development partners. Of the 30 projects on offer, two have received full certification, eight are still undergoing certification, and 20 others are in the development stage. The government wants the discussions at COP31 to lead to transactions and commercial cooperation, after Indonesia offered 44 projects at COP30 and 12 of them drew interest from global buyers. The government is also preparing a national carbon trading roadmap, SRUK, and ICCP support to strengthen verification, digital infrastructure and project readiness.