Carbon Streaming agrees to sell Community Carbon stream, credits inventory for US$ 6 million

By Public Technologies
  • Carbon Streaming agreed to terminate its Community Carbon Stream in exchange for total consideration of USD 6 million.
  • Deal includes transfer of its remaining carbon-credit inventory tied to the stream to Community Carbon and UpEnergy Group.
  • USD 2.35 million has been received from sales of CORSIA-tagged Tanzanian cookstove credits to a third-party buyer.
  • Remaining USD 3.65 million is set to be paid from escrow, subject to confirmation the full escrow amount is in place.
  • Closing is expected within 10 business days, with mutual releases ending future obligations between the parties.


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