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Carbon Portfolio / Solar Lamps, Madagascar
Madagascar - Empower Communities Through Clean Energy
Project Type
Solar Lighting
Energy Efficiency
Registry
Gold Standard
GS23542 & GS23543
Status
Listed
Next issuance Q3 2027
Credits / Year
50,000
tCO₂e, estimated average per year
Country
MadagascarHost country
CORSIA Eligibility
CP1 & CP2
Compliance periods 2024 to 2029
Methodology
PULSE v1.0
Powering Universal Lighting via Solar Energy
Crediting Period
2025 to 2040
15-year program
Econetix CORSIA portfolio
Authorized by host governments
- Uganda10,000,000 tCO2e
- DR Congo2,750,000 tCO2e
- Rwanda1,766,234 tCO2e
Uganda 10,000,000 tCO2e, DR Congo 2,750,000 tCO2e and Rwanda 1,766,234 tCO2e, a total of 14,516,234 tCO2e.
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Authorization volumes refer to Econetix's wider CORSIA portfolio, not to this individual project.
Key activities
- Bring clean, affordable solar light to households across Madagascar.
- Replace kerosene lamps for cleaner, safer air at home.
- Give children more hours to learn after dark.
- Lower household energy costs and create local jobs.
Project Pictures
Voices from the Project
The project brings clean solar lighting to households across Madagascar, replacing kerosene and other fossil-fuel lighting. A pay-as-you-go model keeps lamps affordable, while carbon finance lowers sales and after-sales costs so systems reach the families who need them most.
Project location
- Country
- Madagascar
- Area
- Nationwide
Project partners and roles
Project Implementation Partner
- Solar lamp distribution & installation (PAYGo)
- Last-mile household operations
- Local workforce & community engagement
- Device lifecycle & after-sales support
- Field data collection for dMRV
CORSIA / Article 6 timeline
Where this project stands on the path to CORSIA-tagged units.
- Completed
Registration of project
Listed with Gold Standard
- 2In progress
Letter of Approval / Letter of No Objection
Approval from the host country
- 3Pending
Letter of Authorization
Article 6 authorization from the host country
- 4Pending
Insurance / Corresponding Adjustment
Insurance or corresponding adjustment in place
- 5Pending
CORSIA Tag
Applied by the registry
Certified SDG Impact
The project contributes to 7 UN Sustainable Development Goals. Select a goal to see how.
7UN 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.
| Monitoring period | tCO₂e (base) | Issuance |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 to 2026 | 25,000 | Q2 2027 |
| 2026 to 2027 | 50,000 | Q2 2028 |
| 2027 to 2028 | 50,000 | Q2 2029 |
| 2028 to 2029 | 50,000 | Q2 2030 |
| 2029 to 2030 | 50,000 | Q2 2031 |
Total over 5 monitoring periods225,000tCO₂e, base scenario
Every issuance lands in Q2 of the year after its monitoring period closes.
Integrity through real-time digital MRV
Every lamp is connected. A PAYGo system with smart meters and mobile connectivity tracks lighting hours, battery performance and actual CO₂ savings in real time, giving buyers transparent, device-level evidence from installation to impact.
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.