Tag: Carbon Markets

More than 60% of countries with UN climate plans intend to use Article 6 carbon markets, while Morocco, Rwanda and Albania build the national frameworks to make it work.

AIX has launched trading in Verra-verified voluntary carbon credits, a first for Central Asia. What the new venue means for project developers and buyers.

The EU CRCF Buyers Club is racing to close its first pilot offtake contracts for permanent carbon removals by December, as a new review flags national policy gaps.

The New Delhi Declaration commits BRICS to a Carbon Markets Partnership and an adaptation dialogue, while hardening opposition to EU and UK border carbon measures.

The EU is weighing national carbon removal targets in its year-end climate package. What binding CDR goals would mean for developers, investors and buyers.

Brazilian officials will meet Chinese counterparts next week to discuss an Article 6.2 agreement, with Brazil reportedly targeting a carbon credit accord by COP31.

Climeworks cut operating costs at its Mammoth DAC plant by over 50% and lifted net carbon removal fivefold in H1 2026. What the data means for CDR buyers.

TÜV SÜD has opened a S$30 million decarbonisation centre in Singapore to verify emissions data for ASEAN carbon markets, citing a US$3 trillion regional opportunity.

Noboa has signed reforms legalising carbon markets in Ecuador and creating a national registry, ending a block dating to 2008. What changes for buyers.

Mexico issued a record 3.5 million carbon credits in 2025 as its ETS readies for a compliance phase. What the Mexico Carbon Forum signaled for buyers and developers.