As Ghana accelerates its efforts toward climate resilience and low-carbon growth, the carbon credit market emerges as a critical component in achieving its climate goals. In this article, we unpack the landscape of carbon credits in Ghana, the evolution of its legal and institutional frameworks, and the mechanisms enabling domestic and international carbon trading. We also examine the role of key market players and the impact of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement on Ghana’s carbon governance.
Key Questions Answered:
✔ What are carbon credits and how are they used to reduce emissions?
✔ What legal frameworks govern carbon trading in Ghana?
✔ What is the Ghana Carbon Registry and how does it function?
✔ What are the requirements for participating in Ghana’s carbon market?
✔ Who are the key institutional and private stakeholders?
✔ How does Ghana’s carbon market align with international frameworks such as the Paris Agreement?
Read the full article and contact Blay & Associates for bespoke legal guidance on carbon credit project development, regulatory approvals, and Article 6 structuring in Ghana.
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