Kenya has established a national carbon budget, capping carbon credit exports at 10 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (MtCO₂e) through 2030.

• The cap limits annual international carbon credit transfers to 1.67 million tonnes across key sectors.
• This policy was unveiled by the Kenyan Government alongside its new carbon market rulebook.
• The move aims to safeguard Kenya's climate targets under the Paris Agreement and attract quality investment by ensuring environmental integrity.