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Singapore Expands Carbon Credit Cooperation with Mongolia and Others

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Singapore signed a legally binding agreement with Mongolia to establish a framework for carbon credit cooperation under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. The application process for these carbon credit projects is set to open on October 30. This agreement follows previous cooperation frameworks established with Ghana, Peru, Rwanda, and Thailand.

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Singapore’s carbon tax-liable companies could use eligible credits generated from projects in Mongolia to offset up to 5% of their taxable emissions. This expands the scope of Singapore's International Carbon Credit framework, allowing companies to comply with binding climate commitments through international markets.

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    Shell might reduce compliance costs by utilizing the new mechanism to offset taxable emissions

  • National Environment Agency could see an increase in its regulatory mandate regarding the national carbon credit framework

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