How to benefit from Kyoto Protocol

Developed World:

As an obligation under the Kyoto protocol, companies should plan ahead and invest in potential CDM projects with high carbon returns. Planning well ahead will help companies to gain from Carbon emissions Reductions in the end rather than loosing money. Its a decision which companies have to take, as to whether they should invest in projects with high carbon returns and sell off the excess carbon credits generated or to buy additional certificates to meet their emission reduction commitments. If you plan to take the former approach, Carbonfreezone.com is the platform for you to search for viable CDM projects planned and executed across the world, based on your country, sector and other preferences. Due to high costs involved to companies in trading of carbon credits, CDM enables developed economies to meet their targets by purchasing Carbon credits from the developing nations; where the cost of executing such projects is lower.

Developing World:

On the other hand, by using the CDM mechanism, developing nations can receive, from the UN, Certified Emission Reduction Credits (CERs) for their own GHG reduction projects. Since the value of these Carbon Credits to a developed economy buyer is greater than the cost of production in developing nations, a significant opportunity exists for developing nations to generate profits by reducing their own GHG emissions. Correctly managed, it is the world’s developing nations who can reap substantial benefits from GHG reduction projects under the Kyoto Protocol.