Tag: Market

Corporate-backed nature funds are quietly reshaping carbon markets by financing supply early, improving integrity, and shifting buyers toward results-based deals.

Australia’s native forest exit could turn carbon credits into public-sector transition finance, but only if additionality, baselines, and permanence hold.

Forward-sold carbon credits could change airline offsetting by shifting procurement, project finance, and price discovery toward future CORSIA-eligible supply.

Washington’s linkage with California and Québec formalizes a shared carbon market, deepens liquidity, and raises new questions on policy risk and compliance.

SMBC’s equity stake in Deep Sky signals a shift from carbon removal buying to market-building, with implications for Japan, DAC supply, and institutional finance.

Bangladesh’s 250 million tree plan may not yield headline carbon revenue. Here’s why MRV, integrity, and market rules decide real earnings.

Lithuania’s first carbon farming offtake deals show how early buyers are testing soil carbon bankability, MRV quality, and permanence under the EU CRCF.

Mati Carbon’s first V1.2 ERW delivery shows how protocol versioning is shaping durable carbon removal quality, buyer trust, and bankable supply.

Petrobras and BNDES’ 5 million-tonne offtake signals stronger demand for Amazon forest credits, with implications for integrity, pricing and project finance.

Vehicle scrappage carbon credits promise avoided emissions, but baseline, additionality, MRV and leakage risks make them hard to trust.