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Acquisition and retirement of emissions reduction credits Article 6.4 Paris Agreement Tender

Original: Erwerb und Stilllegung von Emissionsminderungsgutschriften nach den Regeln zu Artikel 6, Par. 4 ÜvP aus besonders qualifizierten Klimaschutzprojekten zur betrieblichen Treibhausgaskompensation der GIZ

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH

In context

This is a contract notice published by a government body covering the supply of goods. Delivery covers Germany, the European Union and any country (Europe). It is classified under Carbon Markets and MRV, Carbon Removal and Climate Software and Data against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.

Summary

GIZ seeks to purchase and retire up to 228,889 Article 6.4 Paris Agreement emissions reduction credits from high-quality climate projects for corporate GHG compensation. Bidders must be carbon-credit project developers or aggregators with verified Article 6.4 credits and expertise in climate-finance mechanisms.

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About this tender

Erwerb und Stilllegung von bis zu 228.889 Emissionsminderungsgutschriften nach den Regeln zu Artikel 6, Par. 4 ÜvP aus besonders qualifizierten Klimaschutzprojekten zur betrieblichen Treibhausgaskompensation der GIZ

Key requirements

  • ✓Up to 228,889 verified Article 6.4 emissions reduction credits (ERCs)
  • ✓Credits must originate from high-quality climate mitigation projects
  • ✓Compliance with Article 6, Paragraph 4 of the Paris Agreement (ÜvP) rules
  • ✓Retirement/cancellation of credits for GIZ corporate GHG offsetting

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About this sector

Carbon markets and MRV funding supports measurement, reporting and verification tools, registries, methodologies and the data systems behind credit markets. Work is commissioned by governments building compliance schemes, by standards bodies and by programmes that strengthen market integrity. Buyers look for transparent methods, auditability and alignment with recognised standards.