Tag: Carbon Farming

ENVI lawmakers rejected an objection to the EU's carbon farming certification methodologies on 5 October, letting the delegated act move forward.

India has completed its first farm-level soil carbon payments: 2,550 farmers in Punjab and Haryana received Rs 2.9 crore for credits verified under Verra's VM0042.

GSK has signed an eight-year carbon credit agreement with Varaha covering 50,000 hectares in India. What the deal signals for buyers and agri-carbon supply.

Google will buy 1 million rice methane credits from Mitti Labs through 2030, its largest superpollutant deal. What it means for buyers and agri-MRV.

Isometric’s new soil carbon protocol signals a shift from pilots to market infrastructure, with stricter MRV, clearer certification, and new supply.

The EU’s first CRCF methodologies move carbon farming from policy to practice, shaping MRV, project design, supply, pricing, and buyer trust.

India’s first carbon farming district shows how district-level aggregation could cut MRV costs, bundle smallholders, and make soil carbon supply more investable.

Lithuania’s first carbon farming offtake deals show how early buyers are testing soil carbon bankability, MRV quality, and permanence under the EU CRCF.

A bank-backed carbon farming deal in South Africa could make agricultural credits more financeable, de-risk projects, and expand supply for global buyers.

India’s fragmented smallholder farms could supply major carbon credit volumes, but buyers need strong MRV, integrity checks, and Article 6.2 clarity.