Last updated: 1 October 2026
Econetix helps airlines and aviation partners to fulfill their offsetting obligations under the CORSIA compliance scheme by supplying carbon credits from our own project portfolio.
CORSIA isn’t voluntary storytelling—it’s eligibility rules, registry traceability, and defensible reporting.
Secure CORSIA-eligible volumes early
Plan delivery against your timeline
Reduce supply gaps as demand rises
Source directly from high-integrity projects we own
Econetix is a carbon asset manager for voluntary and compliance markets that develops and manages its own carbon projects under CORSIA and Article 6. Econetix’s role varies by project, from full development and financing through to the carbon component alone, and in each case Econetix holds the commercial inventory and the sales mandate. Econetix holds four host country Letters of Authorization covering 14.5 million tCO₂e of CORSIA volume, across the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda and Uganda. Econetix supplies airlines, corporates and traders directly from its own portfolio, without an intermediary.
What you get by cooperating with Econetix
Define required volumes and timing based on your CORSIA needs.
Access CORSIA-eligible credits from our own high-integrity projects.
Secure issuance and delivery aligned to your procurement schedule.
Receive documentation and retirement records to support your compliance process.
CORSIA-eligible credits supplied
from our own high-integrity
carbon projects, not a mixed
marketplace.
Support for annual volume planning so you can meet CORSIA demand without last-minute sourcing.
Structured delivery and retirement to match your internal compliance workflow and deadlines.
Clear project documentation and credit details needed for procurement and compliance reporting.
We screen projects conservatively and provide buyer-ready documentation for every recommendation.
We help you match eligible supply to your CORSIA timeline so volumes are secured, delivered, and retired in line with your compliance process.
Confirm volumes and timing based on your CORSIA needs.
Match requirements with our CORSIA-eligible, high-integrity project supply.
Agree issuance and delivery schedule aligned to procurement deadlines.
Complete retirement and provide documentation for your compliance reporting.
Econetix develops and supplies CORSIA-eligible, high-integrity carbon projects—so aviation buyers can secure eligible volumes with predictable delivery, clear documentation, and smooth retirement aligned to compliance timelines.
Eligibility requirements built into project design from day one—so supply remains aligned with
CORSIA criteria, not retrofitted later.
On-the-ground delivery and milestone control to keep issuance and volume availability on track—supporting consistent supply for every compliance cycle.
Clear credit details, traceability,
and retirement records prepared to match internal compliance workflows and reporting requirements.
Structured supply, forward
planning, and buyer-aligned
delivery schedules—so you can
lock volumes early and meet
CORSIA demand without
supply gaps.
Few players in this market can credibly build a CORSIA portfolio from host LoAs to delivery. We work with Econetix because we believe they are one of them.
SCB Group – Executive Business Manager/Head of Carbon
We invested in Econetix because we believe they are positioned to become one of the leading players in carbon markets, particularly to accelerate the energy transition in Africa. We have been impressed by their deep on-the-ground network in some of Africa’s most exciting frontier markets and hands-on, entrepreneurial team.
Managing Partner – Persistent
Econetix is the leading carbon market player in the UAE, we are happy to partner with and have them here in Abu Dhabi.
Al Fahim Holding | Global Business Leader and Chairman of Al Fahim Holding
Through our partnership with Econetix, we were able to demonstrate the measurable climate impact of our Net-Zero runway cleaner a key factor in closing our deal with Dubai Airport. Econetix combines integrity with execution, turning sustainability into real business results.
Within just four weeks from our first conversation, Econetix delivered fast and reliably transforming our product’s low emissions into a clear competitive advantage that helped us win new deals.
Econetix supplies CORSIA Eligible Emissions Units for the First Phase (2024 to 2026) and for the first compliance period of the Second Phase (2027 to 2029). Eligibility is set per compliance period by three things: the crediting programme, the vintage of the emission reduction, and the methodology used. All Econetix CORSIA projects are certified under Gold Standard or Verra, both approved by ICAO for the First Phase and for 2027 to 2029. Because ICAO's vintage windows overlap, units from reductions between 2021 and 2026 can be cancelled against either period. Econetix confirms the applicable compliance period for each delivery in writing before contracting.
A Letter of Authorization is the host country's permission for a project's credits to be used under CORSIA, together with the commitment to apply a corresponding adjustment so the reduction is not counted twice. Without it a credit cannot be tagged as a CORSIA Eligible Emissions Unit, whatever its quality. Econetix holds four, covering 14.5 million tCO₂e in total: the Democratic Republic of the Congo, 750,000 tCO₂e, the first Letter of Authorization the DRC ever issued; Rwanda, July 2026, 1.77 million tCO₂e; Uganda, July 2026, 10 million tCO₂e; and a DRC extension in August 2026 of a further 2 million tCO₂e. Authorisation, not project supply, is the real constraint in this market: of the roughly 300 million potentially eligible credits issued to date, only around 13 per cent carry the CORSIA tag, because host countries have been slow to authorise and to report the corresponding adjustment.
Econetix secures the corresponding adjustment through one of the two routes recognised by ICAO-approved programmes. Either the host country reports the adjustment in its Biennial Transparency Report to the UNFCCC, or the adjustment is backed by an approved political risk insurance policy that replaces the units if the host country does not adjust. The DRC and Uganda are both preparing their next Biennial Transparency Report for submission by the end of 2026. Econetix documents which route applies to each delivery. Once a unit carries the CORSIA label, that label cannot be removed, even if a host country later withdraws its authorisation.
Five steps. The project activity has to meet ICAO's eligibility criteria. It has to be certified under an ICAO-approved programme using an approved methodology. The host country has to issue a Letter of Authorization permitting use under CORSIA. The corresponding adjustment has to be secured, either through the host country's Biennial Transparency Report or through approved political risk insurance. The programme then tags the unit as a CORSIA Eligible Emissions Unit. Econetix runs the carbon side of all five steps itself, alongside the local partner operating the project on the ground, which is why status and timing are known rather than estimated.
From the current portfolio Econetix expects to issue roughly 280,000 CORSIA Eligible Emissions Units for the First Phase and roughly 3.7 million for the 2027 to 2029 period, with annual issuance above one million credits from 2027 onwards. Availability is confirmed per project and per vintage. The cancellation deadline for the First Phase is 31 January 2028. Econetix contracts forward against a delivery schedule, so volumes are secured well before that date rather than sourced in a tightening market shortly before it.
Econetix sells from the projects it develops and manages, not from the secondary market, and is not a broker. Econetix's role varies by project, from developing and financing the whole project through to taking on the carbon component alone, and in every case Econetix holds the commercial inventory and the exclusive sales mandate. Operations on the ground are run by local project partners in each host country. Buyers therefore contract directly with the party that controls issuance and delivery, which is what makes binding delivery commitments possible.
Econetix projects are registered under Gold Standard, Verra and Puro.earth. The CORSIA portfolio sits under Gold Standard and Verra, both approved by ICAO for the First Phase and for the 2027 to 2029 compliance period. Every project can be verified in the public registry by its ID, for example GS12470 for solar lighting in the DRC, GS12620 for improved cookstoves in the DRC, GS23463 for solar lighting in Uganda, VCS 2984 for improved cookstoves in Rwanda and GS23529 for floating solar in the Maldives.
Econetix provides, with each delivery: the project documentation and registry link, the Letter of Authorization, evidence of the corresponding adjustment route, the CORSIA tag confirmation from the programme, and the retirement records in the buyer's name. Buyers also get access to the Econetix dMRV platform for the projects they buy from. The intention is that a procurement or compliance team can verify a delivery in minutes instead of commissioning a review.
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