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Carbon Portfolio / Solar Lighting Systems, Uganda
Uganda - Empower Communities Through Clean Energy
Get in touch for this projectLetter of Authorization received
Project Type
Solar Lighting
Energy Efficiency
Registry
Gold Standard
GS23463 & GS23465
Status
Registered
Next issuance Q4 2026
Credits / Year
15,000
tCO₂e, estimated average per year
Country
UgandaHost country
CORSIA Eligibility
CP1 & CP2
Compliance periods 2024 to 2029
Methodology
AMS-III.AR
Substituting fossil fuel lighting with LED systems
Crediting Period
2025 to 2040
15-year program
Key activities
- Bring clean, affordable solar light to households across Uganda.
- 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 supplies households in Uganda with solar lanterns and small solar systems that replace kerosene lighting. Families without a reliable grid connection gain safer, cleaner light, lower energy costs and better indoor air, while emissions fall.
Project location
- Country
- Uganda
- Area
- Nationwide
Project partners and roles
Project Implementation Partner
- Solar lamp & home system distribution
- Last-mile household operations
- Local workforce & community engagement
- Device lifecycle & after-sales support
CORSIA / Article 6 timeline
Where this project stands on the path to CORSIA-tagged units.
- Completed
Registration of project
Listed with Gold Standard
- Completed
Letter of Approval / Letter of No Objection
Approval from the host country
- Completed
Letter of Authorization
Article 6 authorization from the host country
- 4In progress
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 | 15,000 | Q2 2027 |
| 2026 to 2027 | 37,000 | Q2 2028 |
| 2027 to 2028 | 37,000 | Q2 2029 |
| 2028 to 2029 | 37,000 | Q2 2030 |
| 2029 to 2030 | 37,000 | Q2 2031 |
Total over 5 monitoring periods163,000tCO₂e, base scenario
Every issuance lands in Q2 of the year after its monitoring period closes.
Integrity through real-time digital MRV
A digital MRV approach delivers verifiable data from distribution to impact. Where PAYGo applies, smart meters and mobile connectivity record lighting hours, battery performance and realised CO₂ savings for each device.
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.