Tencent, CATL and Others Join Alliance to Boost Carbon Credit Demand

Published: May 22, 2026 13:33

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[CATL and Tencent Join Forces to Boost Carbon Credit Demand] Two of China's largest companies by market capitalization — Tencent and CATL — are joining hands in a new initiative aimed at boosting corporate demand in the cooling carbon credit market. The tech giant and power battery industry leader will join Mitsubishi Corporation, Vale, Osaka Gas, and other enterprises in the Climate Resilience Action Alliance, a non-profit organization established in Singapore on May 19. The alliance aims to promote the practical application of high-quality carbon credits, with a target of alliance members collectively purchasing at least 10,000kt of high-quality carbon credits by 2030.

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