Tag: Carbon Credits

Climate Impact X and Carbonplace plan to merge, uniting carbon credit trading and settlement infrastructure across Singapore and London.

The CER expects nearly 700,000 ACCUs delivered to the government in six months, while Reputex says carbon prices must more than double for a 1.5C path.

A Nature Communications study prices the gap: forest carbon credits at $5-12/t vs breakeven costs of $33-1,677/t across Southeast Asian concessions.

Beijing is drafting cross-border carbon trading rules and weighing a COP33 bid. What China's Article 6 decision means for global credit supply and buyers.

Kazakhstan has new Article 6 rules in force, a registry partnership with the Global Carbon Council, and 5.2 million hectares earmarked for carbon projects.

Argentina's Senate has opened debate on two bills to regulate the voluntary carbon market. What a national framework would change for buyers and developers.

Two senior scientists have quit the GHG Protocol's forest carbon process over how companies may count natural removals. What is at stake for buyers.

A Kenyan court has issued the country's first superior ruling on carbon credit entitlement: rights follow lawful land ownership, and carbon contracts bind only their signatories.

Developers of a proposed US peatland methodology want rewetting to earn removal credits for carbon already stored in peat, a break from avoidance-only accounting.

Alberta's TIER credit bank now covers 2.6 years of compliance demand and credit prices fell from $40 to $27. What the glut means for buyers and developers.