The voluntary carbon market (VCM) plays a pivotal role in combating climate change. It enables organizations to go beyond regulatory requirements by offsetting their carbon emissions and incorporating carbon markets into their net-zero strategies.
In line with Malaysia’s commitment to transitioning to a low-carbon economy, Bursa Malaysia launched the Bursa Carbon Exchange (BCX), the country’s first voluntary carbon exchange. BCX provides a transparent and credible platform for buyers and suppliers to trade high-quality carbon credits, fostering trust and accountability. This initiative not only supports emissions reduction but also positions Malaysia as a regional leader in green growth and sustainable investments.
Our Unravelling the Voluntary Carbon Market in Southeast Asia report explores the characteristics of the VCM with a focus on developments in Southeast Asia. It examines market challenges, key players, project types, and the attributes of various carbon credits. The report also offers key considerations for organizations seeking to participate in the VCM, highlighting the need for a strategic and well-informed approach to navigate this dynamic and rapidly evolving landscape.
