The shift comes after new rules on country-level deal in carbon funds were agreed at COP29 next month.
But carbon funds have come under fire in recent years over discoveries of bad budgeting and even outright scams in jobs.
Hanif said the government would maintain every record issued on the trade, with attention to maintain emissions could not be double counted.
Some specialists expressed suspicion about the trade however, noting the local business had attracted comparatively little interest.
” If domestic demand was high, we wouldn’t need to open it to international entities,” Fabby Tumiwa, executive director of the Institute for Essential Services Reform, told AFP.
He said the local trade had not been designed to coincide with Indonesia’s pollution reduction plan and he had worries about the “additionality” of jobs on the market.
Carbon record programmes may show that emissions reductions or evasion would not have happened without the certificates, and are “additional”.
This usually requires trying to prove a hypothetical- what would have happened in the presence of the coal credits- and has been a vital issue for the sector.
Fabby warned it was not immediately apparent if the funds available on the trade were agreeable with requirements set by other states.
However, at least nine purchases took place at the start of Monday industry, accounting for more than 41,000 kilograms of carbon dioxide relative, according to a table at the stock exchange.