Tag: Mrv

New Zealand’s sovereign endorsement of voluntary nature and carbon markets could boost buyer confidence, integrity, and pricing for high-quality credits.

BP’s retreat from UK carbon capture raises new questions for CCS project finance, removal credit credibility, and who will back the next wave.

Independent GHG inventories are becoming a market signal as official emissions data lags, shaping carbon credit due diligence, pricing, and investor risk.

Forest carbon MRV is shifting from costly species mapping to biomass time series. Here is what buyers, developers, and MRV providers gain and lose.

ACR’s updated carbon capture rules now include DAC and biogenic removals, expanding supply options and raising the bar on MRV, permanence, and deliverability.

The EU could make carbon removal a compliance-linked asset for heavy industry, reshaping free allowances, incentives, and demand for durable removals.

Nature-backed enterprises are moving toward investable asset class status as biodiversity credits, ecosystem services, and restoration finance attract private capital.

Singapore's new Article 6 deal with the Philippines could widen ITMO supply, lift integrity standards, and shape pricing for global buyers.

DR Congo's cookstove authorization may expand CORSIA-eligible supply, tightening standards for African carbon projects, buyers, and host-country governance.

Brussels may merge LULUCF and ESR into one land-and-non-ETS framework. Here is what that could mean for farmers, foresters, buyers, and compliance markets.