Mary Muturi

Clean cooking is not just a modern trend; it is a fundamental shift towards healthier and more sustainable living, especially in regions like Africa where traditional cooking methods have long…

 Carbon credits function on the basic principle that businesses can offset their emissions by funding initiatives that absorb or reduce an equivalent quantity of greenhouse gases in other locations. Companies are assigned a specific carbon footprint depending on their emissions. Programs for methane capture and installations of renewable energy sources are examples of these kinds of projects. Carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) that is either decreased or eliminated from the atmosphere is represented by one metric ton per credit.

 Investment in renewable energy is a key component of Africa’s decarbonization agenda. Among the most important decarbonization strategies in Africa is investing in renewable energy. Geothermal energy, wind, sunlight, and hydropower potential are only a few of the continent’s enormous and mostly unexplored renewable resources.