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.
Accelerating e-mobility in Kenya through ITMOs
On May 2, 2025, Kenya signed a bilateral climate agreement with Switzerland under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.
This agreement has created a carbon financing opportunity for projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Kenya, including those in e-mobility.
Within the framework of this agreement, Zeroca is preparing an aggregated program that will accelerate the transition to e-mobility in Kenya. It will achieve this through unlocking carbon finance for participating businesses within the Kenya transportation sector (owners, suppliers or manufacturers of e-mobility technology, investors, operators, and leasing companies – among others).
Generating and monetizing emission reductions as mitigation outcomes to be transferred between Kenya and Switzerland, the program aims to promote e-mobility in different electric mobility categories:
The program will cover the entire country, supporting the widespread use of this type of e-mobility transportation. In addition to contributing to climate change mitigation, it will also have benefits for people’s health and quality of life by reducing air and noise pollution.
We are currently advancing the development of the program through validation to eventually request registration of the Program with the Designated National Authorities of Kenya and Switzerland. You can contact us at kenya@zeroca.world to present your questions or concerns.
You can also reach out for questions, comments or messages via the designated contact form .
Accelerating e-mobility in Kenya through ITMOs
On May 2, 2025, Kenya signed a bilateral climate agreement with Switzerland under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.
This agreement has created a carbon financing opportunity for projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Kenya, including those in e-mobility.
Within the framework of this agreement, Zeroca is preparing an aggregated program that will accelerate the transition to e-mobility in Kenya. It will achieve this through unlocking carbon finance for participating businesses within the Kenya transportation sector (owners, suppliers or manufacturers of e-mobility technology, investors, operators, and leasing companies – among others).
Generating and monetizing emission reductions as mitigation outcomes to be transferred between Kenya and Switzerland, the program aims to promote e-mobility in different electric mobility categories:
The program will cover the entire country, supporting the widespread use of this type of e-mobility transportation. In addition to contributing to climate change mitigation, it will also have benefits for people’s health and quality of life by reducing air and noise pollution.
We are currently advancing the development of the program through validation to eventually request registration of the Program with the Designated National Authorities of Kenya and Switzerland. You can contact us at kenya@zeroca.world to present your questions or concerns.
You can also reach out for questions, comments or messages via the designated contact form .
