Tag: Market

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

Bloomberg’s new carbon credit ratings feed signals a more institutional voluntary market, shaping price discovery, trust, due diligence, and demand.

Amazon’s UK carbon credit service turns sourcing into procurement, changing how companies access vetted voluntary credits and manage quality, risk, and retirement.

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.

A 1 million tonne ARR offtake signals a shift in carbon markets toward institutional nature-based removals, stronger MRV, and long-term supply locking.

Temporary carbon removal may fit methane claims as a bridge tool, but CO2 cuts still need permanent removals and direct abatement for integrity.

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

Uzbekistan is emerging as a CORSIA credit source. Learn what new eligible supply means for airline buyers, developers, pricing, and due diligence.

Bitcoin and carbon credits in one ETF could reshape liquidity, institutional access, and carbon market pricing as the asset class becomes more financialized.

Ghost carbon credits in Senegal mangrove projects expose MRV gaps, overcrediting risk, and what global buyers should demand for integrity.