Developing carbon emission reduction projects

With award-winning results, we assess every emission reduction project for outcomes that are in line with the Kyoto Protocol framework demonstrating:
  • clear additionality
  • permanent emission reductions
  • certainty of offset delivery
  • strong social and environmental benefits.
Our experience spans Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), Joint Implementation (JI) and Voluntary Emission Reduction (VER) projects, navigating them through the regulatory complexities and barriers to approval and carbon credit issuance.We work closely with project owners to identify, develop and manage a project from its origination through to carbon credit issuance. Because we work with you on the ground, we understand the political, social, economic and environmental issues and we are there to monitor risk as the project evolves.

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Case Studies

  • Sub-Saharan African feed-in tariffs
    PROJECT NAME Sub-Saharan African feed-in tariffs
    SECTOR Renewable energy
    EXPERTISE Policy & strategy
    LOCATION Sub-Saharan Africa
    AREA Africa

    Sub-Saharan African feed-in tariffs

    In developing countries, renewable energy and feed-in tariffs can play a significant role in supporting macro-economic development objectives.
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    Climate Change Risks and Opportunities for the South African Economy
    PROJECT NAME Climate Change Risks and Opportunities for the South African Economy
    SECTOR Government Advisory
    EXPERTISE Policy and strategy
    AREA South Africa

    Climate Change Risks and Opportunities for the South African Economy

    Camco developed a report assessing the implications of climate change for the South African economy
  • Sustainable Charcoal Policy Note
    Sustainable Charcoal Policy Note
    PROJECT NAME Sustainable Charcoal Policy Note
    SECTOR Renewable and sustainable energy
    EXPERTISE Policy and development
    AREA Africa

    Sustainable Charcoal Policy Note

    This study, under the World Bank, focused on consolidating existing information relative to charcoal utilisation.