Tag: Additionality

Why most legacy CDM credits are being left behind in the new UN carbon market, and what China and India’s transition decision means for buyers and developers.

City-scale carbon credit methodologies could reshape integrity debates by testing additionality, MRV, and CORSIA eligibility across complex urban systems.

Australia’s native forest exit could turn carbon credits into public-sector transition finance, but only if additionality, baselines, and permanence hold.

The first Article 6 country reviews show why integrity, transparency, and corresponding adjustments matter more than volume for buyers, developers, and intermediaries.

The first UN Article 6.4 carbon credits expose integrity, rights, and buyer-risk questions that could shape future PACM supply and demand.

New UN methodologies for methane and N2O credits could reshape carbon markets by raising quality, compliance alignment, and buyer demand.

Strict additionality rules can protect carbon credit integrity, but they may also slow carbon sequestration finance, cut supply, and delay scale-up.

Dubious Chinese carbon credits exposed Europe’s integrity gap. Learn why additionality, registry transparency, and buyer due diligence now matter most.

Weak demand is pushing nature credit developers beyond the voluntary market. Here is how EU policy could reshape project finance, buyer trust, and pricing.

Chile’s first Swiss-backed BESS Article 6 approval shows how storage can become an ITMO asset class, reshaping finance, MRV, and buyer demand.