Companies such as Petronas declared their Aspiration to achieve net zero carbon emission by 2050.1 One of the potential ways to achieve this net zero emission goal is through the carbon credit market. Trading of carbon credit is made available under Article 17 of the Kyoto Protocol as it allows countries to sell spare carbon credits to countries that exceeded their targets. Climate Trade, 'How to buy carbon credits to offset your footprint', (Climate Trade, n.d.), (https://climatetrade.com/how-to-buy-carbon-credits-to-offset-your-footprint/) accessed 27 October 2022 . Will Kenton , 'Carbon Trade: Definition, Purpose, and How Carbon Trading Works', (Investopedia, 1 September 2022 ), ( https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/carbontrade.asp) accessed 27 October 2022 . Bursa Malaysia , 'Carbon Emission Trading: Bursa's Voluntary Carbon Market Exchange', (Bursa, n.d.), https://www.bursamalaysia.com/reference/insights/bursa_broadcast/sectorial_series/carbon-emissions-tradingbursas-voluntarily-carbon-market-exchange Jennifer L (n 26).

Source: Washington Post January 09, 2023 18:11 UTC