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LegisWatch --> Singapore-Mongolia Carbon Credits: Project Applications Open From 30 October 2026

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Singapore and Mongolia will open applications for carbon credit projects under their bilateral Implementation Agreement starting October 30, 2026. The Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry's announcement marks a significant step in cross-border carbon credits cooperation between the two nations. WongPartnership's sustainability experts outline the essential features and requirements of this new application process.

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On 8 October 2026, the Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry announced that Singapore and Mongolia will open the application process for carbon credit projects under their bilateral Implementation Agreement on carbon credits cooperation from 30 October 2026.

In this update, our Co-Heads of Sustainability & Responsible Business Quak Fi Ling and Tiong Teck Wee, and Partners Rosabel Ng and Tian Sion Yoong, highlight the key features of the application process.

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LegisWatch --> Singapore-Mongolia Carbon Credits: Project Applications Open From 30 October 2026

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