{"id":2843501,"version":0,"headline":"Indonesia to issue over 30mn t forestry credits in July","dateModified":"2026-06-24T13:05:14Z","datePublished":"2026-06-24T11:40:24Z","articleBody":"<article><p class=\"lead\">The Indonesian government will issue more than 30mn t of CO2 equivalent (CO2e) of forestry carbon credits on 6 July, forestry minister Raja Juli Antoni said at the Net Zero Delivery Summit 2026 today as part of London Climate Action Week. </p><p>\"I will issue a ministerial approval and facilitate the issuance of forestry carbon credits exceeding 30mn t CO2e,\" the minister said, adding that this represented one of the \"most significant milestones\" in the development of the country's forest carbon markets. </p><p>The issuance has been long-awaited from the market, as forestry projects located in Indonesia stopped issuing credits following a government ban in 2022, which was removed late last year. </p><p>This is likely to weigh on prices for Indonesian carbon credits generated form forestry projects in the country. Prices for credits generated in 2020 from the Verra-listed Katingan Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) project have fallen from record highs reached in early March, in anticipation of the bulk issuance. </p><p class=\"bylines\">By Erisa Senerdem</p></article>","dateline":"London, 24 June (Argus)","license":"<footer><p><br> Send comments and request more information at <a href=\"mailto:feedback@argusmedia.com?subject=Argus Direct article feedback&body=I am contacting you regarding Indonesia to issue over 30mn t forestry credits in July, available at http://direct.argusmedia.com/newsandanalysis/article/cs-24657819.\" target=\"_parent\"> feedback@argusmedia.com </a></p><p><i> Copyright © 2026. <a href=\"http://www.argusmedia.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Argus Media group</a>. All rights reserved. </i></p></footer>","copyrightHolder":"Argus Media group","copyrightYear":2026,"taxonomy":{"contexts":[],"regions":[{"name":"Asia-Pacific","children":[{"name":"Southeast Asia","children":[{"name":"Indonesia","children":[]}]}]}],"sectors":[{"name":"Emissions","children":[{"name":"Voluntary carbon offset","children":[]}]}]},"pullQuote":null,"newsType":"Daily news","language":"en-GB","keywords":null,"isFree":true,"isFeatured":true,"body":"<p class=\"lead\">The Indonesian government will issue more than 30mn t of CO2 equivalent (CO2e) of forestry carbon credits on 6 July, forestry minister Raja Juli Antoni said at the Net Zero Delivery Summit 2026 today as part of London Climate Action Week. </p><p>\"I will issue a ministerial approval and facilitate the issuance of forestry carbon credits exceeding 30mn t CO2e,\" the minister said, adding that this represented one of the \"most significant milestones\" in the development of the country's forest carbon markets. </p><p>The issuance has been long-awaited from the market, as forestry projects located in Indonesia stopped issuing credits following a government ban in 2022, which was removed late last year. </p><p>This is likely to weigh on prices for Indonesian carbon credits generated form forestry projects in the country. Prices for credits generated in 2020 from the Verra-listed Katingan Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) project have fallen from record highs reached in early March, in anticipation of the bulk issuance. </p><p class=\"bylines\">By Erisa Senerdem</p>","lead":"The Indonesian government will issue more than 30mn t of CO2 equivalent (CO2e) of forestry carbon credits on 6 July, forestry minister Raja Juli Antoni said at the Net Zero Delivery Summit 2026 today as part of London Climate Action Week. ","cmsId":"24657819","source":"Censhare"}