Tag: Article 6

Malaysia will whitelist and cap carbon credit exports to protect its NDC, while Sabah bans unvetted projects. What the new rules mean for Article 6 supply.

The European Commission is drafting rules that would stop nature-based Article 6 credits counting at full value toward the 2040 climate target if integrity standards fall short.

Vietnam's carbon exchange logged its first real trades: 1,310 allowances, seven transactions, and a 10-million-credit Article 6 supply queue behind them.

More than 60% of countries with UN climate plans intend to use Article 6 carbon markets, while Morocco, Rwanda and Albania build the national frameworks to make it work.

At the Wuhan carbon market conference, the EU said it will buy 260 million tonnes of international credits after 2036, while China drafts cross-border trading rules.

A Dutch logistics multinational has completed the first voluntary retirement of Zimbabwean Article 6-authorised carbon credits. Why the milestone matters for buyers.

Brazilian officials will meet Chinese counterparts next week to discuss an Article 6.2 agreement, with Brazil reportedly targeting a carbon credit accord by COP31.

A UN proposal to size buffer pools from local reversal-risk data faces coordinated pushback from developers, buyers and NGOs ahead of an October decision.

Noboa has signed reforms legalising carbon markets in Ecuador and creating a national registry, ending a block dating to 2008. What changes for buyers.

Singapore is tendering for at least 12 million ITMOs to meet its 2030 and 2035 climate targets. What the second-stage tender means for Article 6 supply.