Tag: Carbon Offset

Japan’s SAF build-out could reshape aviation decarbonization by expanding ATJ supply, improving energy security, and changing global SAF competition.

IATA warns CORSIA faces a supply and political bottleneck as airlines need eligible credits, host-country approvals, and faster compliance inventory.

Carbon streaming is bringing mining-style finance to voluntary carbon markets, giving developers upfront capital and buyers future credit supply.

IATA’s new CORSIA coalition may improve liquidity, pricing, and access in aviation offsets, but credit quality and eligibility still decide the market.

CARB’s 2026 reset extends California’s cap-and-invest through 2045, reshaping compliance buying, offset supply, credit quality, and global ETS policy.

The UK’s HyNet decision could reshape hydrogen, carbon capture, industrial decarbonisation, and investment by changing project bankability and supply risk.

Canada’s industrial carbon pricing deal signals a clearer path for emitters, credits, and investors, with major implications for CCS and compliance markets.

Community pushback is reshaping carbon project risk. Learn why consent, land rights, and benefit-sharing now matter for buyers and investors.

Investment treaties may change carbon project risk by adding legal protection against permits, taxes, land disputes, and state interference in cross-border carbon finance.

Australia’s March jump in voluntary cancellations likely reflects large legacy CER block retirements, not broad new demand. What it means for buyers and claims.