Tag: Compliance Market

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

AI data center load is tightening PJM power markets, lifting emissions pressure in RGGI, and creating a live stress test for carbon pricing.

India and Japan’s Article 6.2 JCM rules could shape bilateral carbon trade, clarifying ITMOs, authorization, and corresponding adjustments for buyers.

The EU is expanding CBAM in 2026 to cover more downstream goods, tighten anti-circumvention rules, and reshape trade, pricing, and supply chains.

The EU is tightening CBAM. Here is what importers, exporters, and carbon-intensive industries should watch as anti-elusion rules and scope expand.

Norway and Kenya’s Article 6 intent shows how sovereign carbon deals can reshape ITMO supply, buyer risk, and climate trade strategy.

The EU’s 2026 ETS2 deal strengthens price controls before launch, shaping carbon market stability, consumer costs, and investor risk.

New Zealand’s Treasury has put a price on its 2030 carbon gap. Here’s what the NZ$5 billion estimate means for Article 6, buyers, and project developers.

Investors want a predictable EU ETS as free allowances become more conditional. Here is what reform means for price signals, industry, and capital.

IATA’s new CORSIA carbon credit alliance could reshape aviation procurement by fixing supply bottlenecks, improving credit quality, and changing pricing.