Intermediate
$599
16 hrs
Certificate
Singapore Carbon Pricing Act & International Carbon Credits
This practitioner course provides comprehensive coverage of Singapore's Carbon Pricing Act 2018 (No. 23 of 2018) and the International Carbon Credit (ICC) framework. You will master the Act's architecture including reportable (≥2,000 tCO₂e) and taxable (≥25,000 tCO₂e) thresholds, the carbon tax rate trajectory from S$5 (2019) to S$25 (2024) to S$45 (2026) and the target of S$50–80 by 2030, MRV requirements and third-party verification, the ICC eligibility and 5% surrender limit, Article 6 bilateral implementation agreements (Ghana, PNG), rollover mechanics, procurement and retirement workflows, and interaction with SGX sustainability reporting and government support schemes. The course equips practitioners to advise facilities and corporates on compliance, cost modelling, and strategic use of international carbon credits.
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What You'll Learn
- Explain the architecture of the Carbon Pricing Act 2018 including its legislative history, commencement, and the role of NEA as administrator
- Apply the reportable (≥2,000 tCO₂e) and taxable (≥25,000 tCO₂e) thresholds to determine facility obligations and distinguish business-as-usual from taxable emissions
- Construct carbon cost models using the rate trajectory from S$5 through S$25 to S$45 and project financial exposure under the S$50–80 target range by 2030
- Design monitoring plans and prepare emissions reports that satisfy NEA's MRV requirements including third-party verification obligations
- Evaluate International Carbon Credit eligibility under the 5% surrender limit including host-country corresponding adjustments and the rollover mechanism
- Analyse Article 6 bilateral implementation agreements including the Ghana and PNG agreements and their implications for ICC supply
- Execute ICC procurement, due diligence, and retirement workflows including registry procedures and NEA surrender deadlines
- Map carbon pricing obligations to SGX sustainability reporting requirements and identify applicable government support schemes
Instructor
RSustain Academy Faculty