Norway signs carbon credit deal with Indonesia for 12M tonnes of emissions reductions

Norway and Indonesia have entered a bilateral agreement allowing Norway to purchase verified emission reductions from Indonesian renewable energy projects, part of efforts to accelerate clean energy development in Southeast Asia.

First covered Nov 13, 2026 · 1:59 AM PT · 1 article

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11h PV Magazine Norway enters carbon credit agreement with Indonesia — The Norwegian government says the deal, covering 12 million tonnes of emission reductions, will help to accelerate the development of renewable energy sources…

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thejakartapost.com Indonesia, Norway strike carbon credit deal at COP31 - Economy - The Jakarta Post

scandasia.com Norway and Indonesia sign huge carbon purchase agreement - Scandasia

mezha.net Indonesia says Norway agreed to buy up to 12 million metric tons of carbon credits

tanahair.net Indonesia, Norway sign first carbon credit deal under Paris Agreement - tanahair.net

whtc.com Norway to buy carbon offsets from Indonesian power projects, Indonesia says

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