Sindh lists 13 carbon projects to cut 330m tonnes CO2e
Provincial officials also lined up six priority climate schemes costing about USD62.15 million, and briefed investors at a Karachi workshop before COP31.
Sindh has approved 13 carbon-market schemes with a stated abatement potential of 330.13 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent.
The package was sent to the federal climate ministry and spans wind power, energy-sector cuts, biochar, methane work and forestry.
Six priority schemes costing about USD62.15 million cover biogas in five districts, floating farming, kiln controls and climate-finance training.
Environment Secretary Faisal Ahmed Uqaili presented the slate at a Karachi pre-COP31 workshop with industry and climate groups.
Officials said NDC 3.0 input is ready and a digital emissions registry is being built.