Tag: Compliance Market

Shenzhen and Hong Kong have launched the first cross-border settlement pilot for compliance carbon allowances, taking China's market links beyond voluntary credits.

India's compliance carbon market opens for trading in October, with 490 industrial units holding binding intensity targets. What buyers and exporters need to know.

Senior staff at Saudi Arabia's state-backed carbon market company project 30 million credits of annual demand once a national compliance scheme launches.

Washington's final linkage rules take effect October 24, uniting its carbon market with California-Quebec as CCA futures hit three-month lows near $32.

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.

RGGI's third 2026 auction cleared 28.5 million allowances at a record $37.65, releasing Virginia's entire Cost Containment Reserve. What it signals for December.

HM Treasury has confirmed India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme qualifies for UK CBAM carbon price relief, cutting border costs for Indian exporters.

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.

Australia's climate watchdog says the ACCU scheme is fundamentally sound but questions 25-year storage credits used for Safeguard compliance. Industry pushes back.

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.