Tag: Compliance Market

California's OAL approved the Cap-and-Invest overhaul on Aug. 31. With Quebec's rule already gazetted, both WCI anchors now operate under locked regulations.

A CII-IIM Ahmedabad report says Indian exporters need an auditable domestic carbon price, registry and MRV to claim CBAM deductions. Here is what it proposes.

Japan has proposed the market design for GX-ETS allowance trading, opening access beyond covered emitters ahead of a fall 2027 trading launch.

Turkey's ETS regulation entered into force on August 27, 2026, fixing allowance design, benchmark-based free allocation, offset use and penalty levels.

The UK has named the overseas carbon pricing schemes that qualify for CBAM relief, but industry says default values and verification rules are still missing.

New Zealand's Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment says the NZ ETS will not meet climate goals and calls for a comprehensive review of forestry's role in the scheme.

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.

China has approved its 2025-26 allowance allocation plan, fixing benchmarks for power and the first full-year rules for steel, cement and aluminum.

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.