All project activities, including baseline methane emissions assessments, permanent well plugging and abandonment, and post-abandonment monitoring, are financed through a combination of private capital and anticipated revenues from the issuance of carbon credits. The project does not rely on public subsidies, grants, or government funding for implementation. This financing structure demonstrates compliance with the methodology’s financial additionality requirements, as the permanent abandonment of marginal wells would not be economically viable in the absence of carbon credit revenues. Primary funding for the project is provided through private investment committed to supporting methane abatement and environmental remediation activities. These funds cover project development costs, procurement of monitoring technologies, permanent plugging and abandonment activities, and site restoration where applicable. The project is expected to generate carbon credits through the verified elimination of fugitive methane emissions resulting from permanent well abandonment. Revenue from the sale of these credits in the voluntary carbon market is intended to offset project costs and support the long-term financial sustainability of the project.