Tag: Mrv

Anthropic joins the buyers behind Frontier’s new $915M commitment, a signal of how AI firms turn durable carbon removal into bankable, multi-year procurement.

14 new Climeworks deals and a 450,000-tonne booking show carbon removal demand is becoming multi-year, diversified, and more procurement-driven.

Big Tech’s carbon removal commitments are turning CDR into a buyer-led market, with long-term offtakes, price signals, and project finance momentum.

Guyana’s US$353 million carbon credit deal shows how ART-TREES jurisdictional REDD+ can scale forest finance, integrity, and buyer demand.

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

Myanmar’s Article 6.4 credits are a stress test for integrity, showing how conflict, consent, and MRV risks can reshape buyer due diligence.

Institutional capital is entering nature-based carbon finance. The Ardian–Société Générale fund shows what this means for buyers, developers, and pricing.

African governments are building carbon market institutions, from national authorities to registries, and that governance is becoming a key market advantage.

Digital infrastructure may decide whether biodiversity credits become a trusted asset class, by improving MRV, traceability, and buyer confidence.

Microsoft’s India ERW deal signals a new geography for durable carbon removal, with implications for MRV, offtake, pricing, and global buyer expectations.