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T-VER project type mix by methodology

Renewables ~52%

As of2024 project register share·Sources3·Supporting·Historical series (6 points)

Thailand T-VER projects break down by methodology into renewable energy (solar, biomass, biogas) at roughly 52% of registered projects, energy efficiency (industrial heat recovery, lighting, motors) at ~22%, forestry and afforestation at ~12%, mangrove restoration and coastal blue-carbon at ~7%, methane capture (landfill, livestock, wastewater) at ~5%, and other categories at ~2%. The mix is shifting toward nature-based methodologies as corporate buyers pay premiums for forestry and mangrove credits over renewable-energy credits, mirroring the global VCM (voluntary carbon market) preference shift.

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Thailand T-VER projects break down by methodology into renewable energy (solar, biomass, biogas) at roughly 52% of registered projects, energy efficiency (industrial heat recovery, lighting, motors) at ~22%, forestry and afforestation at ~12%, mangrove restoration and coastal blue-carbon at ~7%, methane capture (landfill, livestock, wastewater) at ~5%, and other categories at ~2%. The mix is shifting toward nature-based methodologies as corporate buyers pay premiums for forestry and mangrove credits over renewable-energy credits, mirroring the global VCM (voluntary carbon market) preference shift.

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What this tells you

Thailand T-VER projects break down by methodology into renewable energy (solar, biomass, biogas) at roughly 52% of registered projects, energy efficiency (industrial heat recovery, lighting, motors) at ~22%, forestry and afforestation at ~12%, mangrove restoration and coastal blue-carbon at ~7%, methane capture (landfill, livestock, wastewater) at ~5%, and other categories at ~2%. The mix is shifting toward nature-based methodologies as corporate buyers pay premiums for forestry and mangrove credits over renewable-energy credits, mirroring the global VCM (voluntary carbon market) preference shift.

What not to do with it

Shares of T-VER registered project count, FY2024. Issuance-weighted mix tilts more heavily toward renewables (~65%) as those are larger per-project.

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