Tag: Carbon Credits

China's ETS is trading more actively as sector coverage expands and CCERs restart. Here is what rising liquidity means for prices and global carbon signals.

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.

India’s CAFE-III draft could turn auto efficiency into a compliance market, linking super credits, trading, and carbon pricing for carmakers.

The EU’s CORSIA credit U-turn eases Phase 1 access but keeps tougher Phase 2 rules, reshaping aviation procurement, integrity, and carbon market pricing.

Google and McKinsey’s Indonesia offtake points to a new era of carbon removal finance, where forward deals, integrity checks, and bankability now matter most.

Indonesia’s registry upgrade shows how a common carbon data standard can improve trust, interoperability, and Article 6 readiness across markets.

Verra’s VM0050 reset raises the bar for cookstove credits, tightening MRV, baseline rules, and buyer due diligence across the voluntary carbon market.

Political risk insurance is emerging as a missing layer for CORSIA carbon credits, helping buyers manage delivery, transfer, and compliance risk.

Why physically settled carbon futures matter for carbon market infrastructure, from custody and delivery to liquidity, trust, and quality signals.

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