The current renewable energy carbon credit market is large, accounting for over two gigatons of avoided emissions annually.

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Renewable energy projects have seen their development costs decrease over the past decade. In particular, solar and wind energy have become more economical than conventional, carbon-emitting energy sources in many countries.

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In order to put the world on a credible pathway consistent with the 1.5 °C goal, the global capacity of renewables needs to triple between 2022 and 2030, reaching around 1,200 GW annually.

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However, it is not only about adding new capacity but also phasing out existing coal power plants earlier than their historic average operating lifespan.

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Our renewable team at Raspberry Global believe that investing in diverse portfolios can significantly reduce risks and increase the climate impact of carbon credit investments.

 

Buyers can diversify their climate impact by including inexpensive renewable energy credits in their portfolio, partially investing in expensive, long-term technological removal projects as well.

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We can help guide you through the complexities of the carbon credit system and have close partnerships with credit projects.

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We often have carbon credits and/or RFI projects available for purchase or investment. These vary constantly, and details cannot be included here.