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Amazon commits to buy, sell South African project’s carbon removal credits

Digital retail and platform company Amazon has committed to buying 1.95-million tons of carbon removal credits generated over more than a decade by the nature-based carbon removal programme in South Africa's Eastern Cape that it is supporting. This long-term commitment by the company enabled international development organisation the World Bank to launch the Spekboom Outcome Bond, which gives investors the confidence that there is a buyer for the project's future carbon credits.

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Amazon commits to buy, sell South African project’s carbon removal credits

Digital retail and platform company Amazon has committed to buying 1.95-million tons of carbon removal credits generated over more than a decade by the nature-based carbon removal programme in South Africa's Eastern…

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  1. martedì 30 giugno 2026·aboutamazon.com

    Amazon invests in one of the world’s largest carbon removal projects, creating 11,000 jobs and restoring nature

    The project will see 180 million spekboom shrubs planted in South Africa’s Eastern Cape, bringing back the area’s thriving habitats.

  2. martedì 30 giugno 2026·neowin.net

    Amazon backs South Africa land restoration project with 1.95 million carbon credits

    Amazon has agreed to buy 1.95 million tonnes of carbon removal credits from a spekboom restoration project in South Africa.

neowin.net
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Amazon backs South Africa land restoration project with 1.95 million carbon credits

Amazon has agreed to buy 1.95 million tonnes of carbon removal credits from a spekboom restoration project in South Africa.

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aboutamazon.com2 g fa

Amazon invests in one of the world’s largest carbon removal projects, creating 11,000 jobs and restoring…

The project will see 180 million spekboom shrubs planted in South Africa’s Eastern Cape, bringing back the area’s thriving habitats.

Leggi questa versione → originale
mirror.co.uk9 h fa

Amazon helps fund plan to plant 180m shrubs in area twice size of Birmingham

180 million spekboom shrubs will be planted in the Eastern Cape of South Africa as part of Amazon's plan to reach net-zero carbon by 2040

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africa.businessinsider.com15 h fa

11 000 jobs to be created in South Africa by the carbon plan of the world’s largest online retail company

The world’s largest e-commerce and online retail store, Amazon, is investing heavily in removing South Africa’s carbon credits

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  • giovedì 2 luglio 2026·africa.businessinsider.com

    11 000 jobs to be created in South Africa by the carbon plan of the world’s largest online retail company

    The world’s largest e-commerce and online retail store, Amazon, is investing heavily in removing South Africa’s carbon credits

  • giovedì 2 luglio 2026·mirror.co.uk

    Amazon helps fund plan to plant 180m shrubs in area twice size of Birmingham

    180 million spekboom shrubs will be planted in the Eastern Cape of South Africa as part of Amazon's plan to reach net-zero carbon by 2040

  • giovedì 2 luglio 2026·engineeringnews.co.za

    Amazon commits to buy, sell South African project’s carbon removal credits

    Digital retail and platform company Amazon has committed to buying 1.95-million tons of carbon removal credits generated over more than a decade by the nature-based carbon removal…