Tag: Market

Compliance carbon markets often favor the cheapest eligible credits, which can crowd out capital-intensive climate projects unless policy and finance bridge the gap.

California’s offset issuances have slowed sharply. Here is what the nearly 70% YoY drop means for compliance buyers, developers, and carbon market participants.

India and South Korea’s Article 6.2 deal could accelerate Asia-Asia carbon trading, reshape ITMO pricing, and change how buyers source compliance-linked credits.

China’s ETS is opening to banks. What deeper liquidity, hedging tools and price discovery could mean for global buyers and developers.

Malaysia’s carbon market policy signals a market-first path, with implications for buyers, developers, Article 6 readiness, and ASEAN climate finance.

Indonesia’s forestry carbon market is reopening, but supply may stay tight as projects face MRV, registry, tenure, and authorization hurdles.

Q1 2026 data shows REDD+ issuance at its lowest since 2019, retirement volumes down, and investment slowing — what this supply contraction means for buyers, developers, and investors.

Europe’s peatlands could become a climate asset class as restoration finance grows, with carbon, water, and biodiversity revenues improving project economics.

Sri Lanka’s carbon market is early-stage, but Article 6 readiness, finance, and project pipelines could unlock compliance-grade supply fast.

An April 2026 comparison of Amazon's credit retirements and Microsoft's removal procurement: timing, delivery and evidence behind corporate claims.