Climate finance: Shell’s All On backs Solstroem carbon credit platform

Issue 462 - 09 Jun 2022 | 1 minute read

Copenhagen-based start-up Solstroem has received a $150,000 convertible loan from Shell’s All On to roll out its carbon credit platform to Nigerian solar home system developers.

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South Africa’s third battery IPP window attracts 33 bidders

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Senegal’s ruling duo seek further wins after legislative election victory

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