Tag: Compliance Market

Alberta's TIER credit bank now covers 2.6 years of compliance demand and credit prices fell from $40 to $27. What the glut means for buyers and developers.

Canada's CFR compliance credit price climbed from CAD 93 in early 2025 to CAD 358 by June 2026, yet carbon removal projects still cannot generate credits.

German authorities withdrew credits from at least 30 China-based upstream projects deemed suspicious or overstated, including credits bought by ExxonMobil.

Australia has tabled legislation letting the regulator switch off crediting methods that fail integrity standards. What the ACCU bill changes as compliance costs climb.

BRICS environment ministers formally rejected the EU's carbon border tax in New Delhi. What the joint statement changes, and what it does not, for importers and exporters.

China's new Ecological and Environmental Code, in force since 15 August, elevates the national ETS into statutory law with fines and suspension of operations.

BloombergNEF analysed 3,100 companies and found $1.4 trillion in carbon pricing exposure by 2035, with utilities and materials carrying the largest share.

Allowance retirements for outstanding emissions from imported power reached an all-time high in 2025, quietly tightening supply in California's Cap-and-Invest market.

California's Cap-and-Invest removes 118M allowances through 2030 but parks an equal volume in a new industry incentive. Why watchdogs see an integrity risk.

Australia's 2026-27 Safeguard Mechanism review will consider capping ACCU use and vintaging credits, directly threatening offset-reliant compliance strategies.