IRELAND – CARBON
August 1st, 2005
BY KEITH NUTHALLAN IRISH company's plan to help 1,600 meat and dairy producers in Latin America adopt technology capturing and disposing of methane has been supported by a US$10 million loan from the World Bank's International Finance Corporation (IFC). AgCert International plc actually wants to spend US$150 million on rolling out these systems over the next three years, especially in Brazil and Mexico. The key element is that the technology allows its clients to create and sell carbon credits under Kyoto Protocol compliant emissions trading systems. AgCert ...
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