Tag: Carbon Credits

Tanzania cleared four carbon projects valued at $52.1 million to trade 4.2 million tonnes of credits under Article 6, taking an 8% state share of proceeds.

Chile will consult on three designs for an energy-sector ETS pilot ahead of a 2027 launch, opening a new compliance carbon market in Latin America.

Verra’s next-generation registry, built with S&P Global Energy, went live on July 27, with APIs for automated transfers and retirements coming next.

Australia’s Climate Active shutdown signals a shift from label-led carbon neutrality to evidence-led claims, with new risks for buyers, suppliers, and investors.

A Taiwanese temple’s first carbon credit retirement shows how religious and civic institutions are becoming credible voluntary market buyers.

Saudi Arabia is building carbon market infrastructure for voluntary trading, with auctions and a regional exchange that could shape liquidity and price discovery.

Pakistan’s mangrove carbon market could unlock blue carbon revenue, Article 6 issuance, and high-integrity supply for global buyers.

Public transit is emerging as a carbon credit source. Kochi Water Metro shows how electric ferries, MRV, and avoided emissions can create credits.

CCP-labelled carbon credits are gaining market share and price premiums, but MIT data shows buyers still disagree on whether quality tags reflect real climate impact.

CTX’s 1 billion tonne milestone is a liquidity signal for voluntary carbon markets, showing deeper buyer demand, better price discovery, and stronger infrastructure.