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Maldives Captive Solar Photovoltaic Renewable Energy

Project Type
Renewable Energy
Rooftop + floating solar PV
Registry
Gold Standard
GS23528 & GS23649
Status
Listed
Next issuance Q3 2027
Credits / Year
45,000
tCO₂e, estimated average per year
Country
Maldives
Host country
CORSIA Eligibility
CP1 & CP2
Compliance periods 2024 to 2029
Methodology
AMS-I.F
Renewable electricity generation for captive use
Crediting Period
2025 to 2040
15-year program
Maldives Captive Solar PV

Key activities

  • Power island communities with clean energy from rooftops and the sea.
  • Replace diesel generators that burn imported fuel.
  • Make island electricity more resilient and affordable.
  • Create skilled local jobs in solar installation and maintenance.

Project Pictures

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Voices from the Project

Agnès Tshimbombo

Island electricity in the Maldives has long relied on diesel generators. This project replaces that diesel with rooftop and offshore floating solar built for saltwater and tropical conditions, delivering measurable, verifiable CO₂ reductions on isolated island grids.

Agnès TshimbomboAfrica Focal Point

Project location

Country
Maldives
Area
Nationwide
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Project partners and roles

EconetixEconetix

Carbon Asset Manager

  • Project design & PDD development
  • Registry management
  • Proprietary dMRV platform deployment
  • Third-party verification coordination
  • Carbon credit sales & buyer network
  • Regulatory / Article 6 structuring
SwimsolPartner

Project Implementation Partner

  • Rooftop & floating solar installation
  • Marine-grade system engineering
  • Metering & operations

CORSIA / Article 6 timeline

Where this project stands on the path to CORSIA-tagged units.

  1. Completed

    Registration of project

    Listed with Gold Standard

  2. 2In progress

    Letter of Approval / Letter of No Objection

    Approval from the host country

  3. 3Pending

    Letter of Authorization

    Article 6 authorization from the host country

  4. 4Pending

    Insurance / Corresponding Adjustment

    Insurance or corresponding adjustment in place

  5. 5Pending

    CORSIA Tag

    Applied by the registry

Certified SDG Impact

The project contributes to 5 UN Sustainable Development Goals. Select a goal to see how.

5UN SDGs

Emission reduction plan for the first 5 years

Base scenario in tCO₂e, rounded to the nearest 1,000. Issuance follows in Q2 of the year after each monitoring period.

Emission reductions by monitoring period
Monitoring periodtCO₂e (base)Issuance
2025 to 202625,000Q2 2027
2026 to 202745,000Q2 2028
2027 to 202845,000Q2 2029
2028 to 202945,000Q2 2030
2029 to 203045,000Q2 2031
Total over 5 monitoring periods205,000tCO₂e, base scenario

Every issuance lands in Q2 of the year after its monitoring period closes.

Econetix dMRV platform view

Integrity through real-time digital MRV

Calibrated meters record every kilowatt-hour fed into island grids. Generation data, operational documentation and periodic third-party verification flow through Econetix's monitoring workflow, supporting credible issuance throughout the crediting period.

  • Metered generation
  • Operational records
  • Third-party verification

Project data note: Forward-looking credit volumes, emission reductions, removals, issuance dates and eligibility statements are estimates or current project-status information unless expressly stated as issued or verified. Actual outcomes may differ and remain subject to project performance, monitoring, independent verification, methodology and registry requirements, host-country approvals where applicable, and credit issuance.