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Tiny Guyana, Massive Impact: Country supplies majority of carbon credits for airlines

New data presented by IATA in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday confirms Guyana now supplies nearly 66% of all carbon credits approved for use by international airlines under the UN-backed CORSIA programme. With 24.96 million CORSIA-eligible credits issued through its ART TREES programme, Guyana has become the world's largest supplier of aviation-approved carbon offsets, far ahead of any other country. IATA sustainability chief Marie Owens Thomsen praised Guyana's leadership, saying its approach to carbon market governance and environmental stewardship is one that "a lot of other countries can learn from."

InterEnergy positions itself as key partner in Guyana’s power sector modernisation

InterEnergy Group has outlined its role in helping modernise Guyana's electricity sector, presenting its progress and long-term plans to President Irfaan Ali, government officials and business leaders while inaugurating its new Georgetown office. Under an agreement with Guyana Power and Light (GPL), the company is supporting major infrastructure upgrades, including more than 350 kilometres of transmission lines, 240 kilometres of distribution networks, 16 new or expanded substations and the installation of 20,000 smart meters. InterEnergy is also assisting with the development of a Smart Grid roadmap through 2030, aimed at integrating advanced technologies, renewable energy and battery storage into Guyana's power system. The company said its experience operating advanced electricity networks in the Caribbean positions it to support Guyana's efforts to build a more reliable, resilient and modern electricity system capable of meeting the demands of the country's rapidly growing economy.

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