Tag: Carbon Credits

A 130,000-tonne biochar offtake between Exomad Green and Supercritical shows durable CDR demand is shifting beyond Microsoft, with stronger signals on supply, pricing, and delivery risk.

The EU Parliament’s pushback on offsets in CBAM keeps border pricing tied to embedded emissions, reshaping trade compliance, ETS reform, and credit markets.

Carbon standards are tightening lock-in risk tests. Here is what that means for project eligibility, credit quality, supply, and buyer due diligence.

The EU may centralise international carbon credit buying for its 2040 target, reshaping demand, pricing, Article 6 integrity and market access.

LG Electronics’ heat pump strategy could create product-based carbon credits, reshaping VCM supply, MRV, and buyer demand if certification proves real emissions cuts.

An April 2026 analysis of Microsoft's reported CDR buying pause, buyer concentration, offtake risk and delivery certainty.

Carbon markets are getting more expensive in 2025 as compliance systems expand and premium voluntary credits tighten. Here is what buyers should watch next.

A new CDR certification partnership could improve issuance, pricing, and buyer trust by separating project development from credit certification.

Africa has deep carbon potential but limited supply. Here’s why MRV, finance, Article 6, and FX risk matter for global buyers and developers.

WCI compliance surplus is rising as California enters the final year of its fifth period. Here is what it means for prices, auctions, and 2025 risk.