Tag: Carbon Credits

The DAX40’s silence on carbon credits under CSRD raises questions about net-zero claims, residual emissions, and how buyers judge transparency.

Corporate carbon credit leaders face a new integrity test as CSRD, rating providers, and quality-focused procurement reshape voluntary market demand.

Singapore’s 2026 carbon tax quota carryover shows how policy can ease compliance pressure while high-integrity credit supply catches up.

The EU is set to tighten carbon credit rules in its 2026 ETS review, pushing buyers toward durable removals, stricter claims, and higher-integrity credits.

Global Carbon Council’s CCP eligibility is a major signal for buyers, CORSIA supply and procurement strategy, reshaping premium carbon credit demand.

ICVCM’s May 2026 decisions tighten VCM quality rules, lifting mangrove credits and GCC while reshaping buyer diligence, pricing, and supply.

BP’s retreat from UK carbon capture raises new questions for CCS project finance, removal credit credibility, and who will back the next wave.

Malaysia’s carbon market blueprint signals a shift from pilots to a full market architecture, linking voluntary trading, compliance readiness, and Article 6 potential.

Independent GHG inventories are becoming a market signal as official emissions data lags, shaping carbon credit due diligence, pricing, and investor risk.

ACR’s updated carbon capture rules now include DAC and biogenic removals, expanding supply options and raising the bar on MRV, permanence, and deliverability.