Overall, the market for carbon credits could be worth more than US$50bil (RM227bil) in 2030, as indicated in a study by McKinsey in January 2021.
AS it launches the carbon voluntary carbon market (VCM), Bursa Malaysia sees that in a carbon-constrained world, carbon credits will complement Malaysia’s resource-intensive economic activities.
Companies can also produce zero-carbon products and services, and gain a competitive advantage in green supply chains across the world.
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