
Access Bank secures certification as a carbon credit broker
Access Bank Ghana Plc has been recognised and authorised by the Carbon Market Office (CMO) to operate as a carbon credit broker in the Republic of Ghana, in accordance with Ghana's Framework for International Carbon Market and Non-Market Approaches and the Environmental Protection Agency Act, 2025 (Act 1124).
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