Tag: Net Zero

SMBC’s equity stake in Deep Sky signals a shift from carbon removal buying to market-building, with implications for Japan, DAC supply, and institutional finance.

Lufthansa’s multi-year CDR offtake with Senken shows how corporate buyers are using hybrid tech-and-nature portfolios to secure future carbon removal supply.

California’s failed safe harbor shows global buyers why carbon credit claims need tighter evidence, clearer language, and stronger due diligence.

The DAX40’s silence on carbon credits under CSRD raises questions about net-zero claims, residual emissions, and how buyers judge transparency.

The EU is set to tighten carbon credit rules in its 2026 ETS review, pushing buyers toward durable removals, stricter claims, and higher-integrity credits.

IMO shipping decarbonization is now a climate finance fight. See who pays, who benefits, and how a failed levy could reshape carbon markets.

SBTi’s target-setting update raises the bar on corporate net zero credibility, emissions pathways, and the role of carbon credits in strategy.

Geopolitical shocks are raising shipping fuel risk, strengthening the case for cleaner fuels, global emissions rules, and climate finance in maritime decarbonisation.

Scarce high-quality CDR must be reserved for hard-to-abate residuals. Learn allocation models, guardrails, and contracting tactics that protect net zero integrity.

UK integrity guidance is reshaping VCM in 2026: buyer disclosure, retirement evidence, safer claims, quality signals, and contract clauses for global deals.