Turn climate and energy transition challenges into opportunities for Africa, both economic and social through SDGs.
Support players in the transition to low-carbon economy. Providing a holistic approach via an integrated platform.
Carbon markets
Sustainable cities
Agroforestry
E-mobility
Infrastructure
Water
We add financial value to low-carbon projects by structuring them technically, making it easier to mobilise resources at lower cost.
We are concentrating our efforts on sectors that are eligible for climate finance.
Adaptation is key in the fight against climate change, which is why we are helping to decarbonise existing projects so that they are in line with the 1.5°C target.
It is essential that the project is technically well structured and conforms to current standards and methodologies to ensure its integrity, underpinned by external scrutiny by researchers.
We provide thought leadership, particularly to public and private sector decision makers, to inform them of the potential of carbon credits.
The initiative for a standardised regional market for carbon credits (both voluntary and facilitated under Article 6) is a pioneering way of leveraging climate finance in West Africa.
We work with international partners both to ensure the integrity of our approach and to facilitate the raising of funds for our clients.
We provide technical assistance to our partners to fund some of the feasibility studies needed to implement low-carbon projects.
The scope of AETS is continental. The combined mission to develop the economy and to be involved in the energy transition / climate change mitigation will be supported by the use of innovative climate finance. A clear metric could be a tangible proof of action. Africa will be a profitable destination for investment. Projects linked to climate finance are also associated to major UN SDG (clean energy, health, economic growth, sustainable cities, climate action and partnerships) to achieve the goal.
The initiative for a standardised regional market for carbon credits (both voluntary and facilitated under Article 6) is a pioneering way of leveraging climate finance in West Africa.