Carbon credit revenue potential from 5,000 e-bodas in Uganda

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This example calculation and its outcomes serve as a ‘worked’ illustration of potential ITMO carbon credit net revenue only and are provided “as is”. They are based on assumptions concerning average technical and operational characteristics of different vehicles, energy systems, macroeconomic environments and market circumstances. Zeroca assumes no responsibility or liability for any error or omission therein and actual parameters and outcomes may differ from case to case. As such no rights, claims or liabilities can be derived from this example. No representations to third parties should be made based on this example. Contact Zeroca directly for a further tailored assessment of your potential.

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E-mobility carbon credit program available in your selected country

The selected e-mobility project would result in an estimated xx tCO2 of carbon savings per annum, which could translate into an estimated financial benefit of xx USD per annum for the project owner. We are actively looking for project owners to set up new e-mobility carbon credit programs around the world.

Whether ITMOs or the voluntary market can be targeted will be dependent on the details of your project and the host country’s carbon market policies, which we can assess for you.

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April 24, 2024 Knowledge

At Zeroca we talk to EV players around the world about accelerating e-mobility by tapping into carbon credit markets. Usually, the first question is: “what financial benefit is generated by my emission reductions?”

By popular demand, we are therefore introducing a series of posts on what carbon credit revenues can mean for your business, whether you are a bus company in Tunisia, a ride-hailing operator in Thailand, an OEM in India or a charge point operator in Uruguay.

Let’s kick off this series with an e-motorbike leasing company in Uganda! How much could 5,000 e-bodas operating in Kampala approximately generate in annual emission savings and net financial benefit?