Sylvera, a carbon credit rating agency, has published a report detailing Tanzania's increasing involvement in the Article 6 and CORSIA carbon markets. The analysis focuses on the country's potential to supply high-integrity carbon credits for international aviation offsetting under CORSIA and for bilateral trading under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. Tanzania's projects, particularly in forestry and renewable energy, are being assessed for their additionality and permanence. For carbon market participants, this report signals that African nations like Tanzania are becoming more central to compliance-grade credit supply. The key takeaway is that buyers should look for independent ratings of project quality before engaging, as not all credits will meet CORSIA's stringent criteria. The article underscores the shift from voluntary to regulated demand for offsets.
