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GS Global invests in carbon-credit firm Husi Partners
GS Global has invested in Husi Partners, a South Korean company that works across the carbon-credit business.
Carbon credits represent verified emissions reductions and can be traded or used by companies.
The investment comes as South Korea begins its 2026–2030 emissions trading period, with tighter limits and more paid permits expected to increase companies’ costs and price uncertainty.
Husi Partners develops emissions-cutting projects, including programs linked to switching vehicles to electric power, and also offers carbon management tools and advice.
GS Global plans to use its work in areas such as electric buses, renewable energy and recycling to develop more projects and turn verified emissions cuts into tradable credits.
It also aims to use its international customer network to find projects and customers abroad.
The companies say they will expand cooperation in carbon reduction and credit trading, but no further timetable was given.
GS Global invested in carbon-credit company Husi Partners on October 19, aiming to expand its carbon-asset business.
The companies plan to work together to develop and supply carbon-reduction projects in South Korea and overseas.
GS Global aims to build on its businesses in electric buses, renewable energy, biomass and resource recycling.
The investment comes as South Korea begins its fourth emissions trading period, covering 2026 to 2030.
Husi Partners, founded in 2021, works on carbon-credit projects, emissions management and corporate consulting.
- Who
- GS Global and Husi Partners.
- What
- GS Global invested in Husi Partners and established a basis for strategic cooperation.
- When
- The investment was made on October 19 and announced on October 20, 2026.
- Where
- South Korea; the companies also plan to develop projects for overseas customers.
- Why
- GS Global aims to strengthen its ability to secure and trade carbon credits and develop a new growth area.
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Husi Partners was founded.
GS Global made an equity investment in Husi Partners.
GS Global announced the investment and strategic cooperation.
South Korea’s fourth emissions trading period is scheduled to take place.
- Investment date
- October 19, 2026
- Announcement date
- October 20, 2026
- Husi Partners founded
- 2021
- Fourth emissions trading period
- 2026–2030
- Husi Partners revenue
- 2 billion won in 2024; 3.2 billion won in 2025
- Projected 2026 net profit
- About 3.3 billion won
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Through this collaboration, we will strengthen our ability to secure and trade carbon credits and expand cooperation in domestic and overseas carbon-reduction projects.
We will identify carbon-credit business opportunities that can be linked to various industries and strengthen our role as a platform to support them.