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NTT Docomo Business and Itoki expand corporate use of agriculture-based carbon credits

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What happened

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NTT Docomo Business and Itoki launched a collaboration to expand the corporate use of agriculture-based carbon credits under Japan's J-Credit scheme. Under the arrangement, Itoki will market and sell these agriculture-based J-Credits, which are handled by NTT Docomo Business, to its own customers. The partnership aims to support corporate decarbonization and promote sustainable farming practices.

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Why it matters

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The collaboration combines NTT Docomo Business's decarbonization expertise with Itoki's sales capabilities and customer relationships. This move is intended to establish a continuous system for supplying agriculture-based J-Credits, supporting corporate efforts to reduce emissions.

From ibtimes.com

Who's involved

  • NTT Docomo BusinessProvides decarbonization expertise and handles agriculture-based J-Credits

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • NTT Docomo Business could see increased revenue from carbon credit sales and decarbonization services through Itoki's customer network.

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