BURN’s Strategic Role in CORSIA: Driving High-Integrity Clean Cooking Credits
At BURN, we have spent the past two years preparing a robust supply of CP1 credits, with the goal of providing a credible and impactful pathway for carbon offset buyers.
High-integrity. Science-backed. Africa-rooted.
At BURN, we have spent the past two years preparing a robust supply of CP1 credits, with the goal of providing a credible and impactful pathway for carbon offset buyers.
At sunrise in rural Kenya, a Kuniokoa cookstove is already in use. A family prepares tea without thick smoke filling the room, using far less firewood than they once did.
6.3 million stoves. 32.5 million lives improved. 36.5 million tonnes of wood saved. 62.3 million tonnes of CO₂ avoided.
Scrutiny in today’s carbon market is higher than ever — and not all credits stand up to it. For buyers and investors under pressure to demonstrate real climate impact and verified community benefits, the ICVCM’s Core Carbon Principles (CCPs) for clean cooking set a globally recognized integrity benchmark.

At BURN, we have spent the past two years preparing a robust supply of CP1 credits, with the goal of providing a credible and impactful pathway for carbon offset buyers.
February 16, 2026
At sunrise in rural Kenya, a Kuniokoa cookstove is already in use. A family prepares tea without thick smoke filling the room, using far less firewood than they once did.
February 16, 2026
6.3 million stoves. 32.5 million lives improved. 36.5 million tonnes of wood saved. 62.3 million tonnes of CO₂ avoided.
January 5, 2026Scrutiny in today’s carbon market is higher than ever — and not all credits stand up to it. For buyers and investors under pressure to demonstrate real climate impact and verified community benefits, the ICVCM’s Core Carbon Principles (CCPs) for clean cooking set a globally recognized integrity benchmark.
November 25, 2025