Tag: Nature Based Solutions

Google and McKinsey’s Indonesia offtake points to a new era of carbon removal finance, where forward deals, integrity checks, and bankability now matter most.

The EU’s first CRCF methodologies move carbon farming from policy to practice, shaping MRV, project design, supply, pricing, and buyer trust.

Katingan Mentaya’s return with about 20 million credits signals a flight to quality in the voluntary market, with pricing, diligence, and supply strategy in focus.

FSC is building a global carbon credit standard for 2029. Here is what it could mean for forest integrity, buyer trust, and market access.

Indonesia’s social forestry carbon market could add community forest supply, but buyers must assess tenure, MRV, benefit-sharing, and Article 6 readiness.

Brazil’s BNDES is using carbon credit auctions to shape supply, price discovery, and integrity standards for forest and nature-based credits.

The Philippines’ new NbS policy could unlock nature-based carbon supply by clarifying MRV, tenure, and carbon finance for buyers and investors.

NAB’s five-year Indigenous carbon credit deal shows how forward offtakes, community governance, and high-integrity ACCUs are reshaping carbon procurement.

Forest LiDAR can raise biomass estimates, but MRV credibility still depends on calibration, ground truth, and conservative carbon accounting.

Australia’s koala forest carbon deal tests avoided-logging ACCUs, baseline integrity, and nature-based credit credibility for buyers and investors.