Tag: Regulation

Nigeria’s carbon sovereignty push could reshape CORSIA supply, pricing, and Article 6 deals. Here is what African credit sellers and buyers need to know.

CARB’s 2026 reset extends California’s cap-and-invest through 2045, reshaping compliance buying, offset supply, credit quality, and global ETS policy.

Alberta’s CCS protocol update adds DAC rules, low-carbon power accounting, and reversal clarity, shaping credit quality, liability, and buyer confidence.

Ethiopia’s new forest regulation may shift carbon rights to landholders and communities, changing title risk, revenue sharing, and project finance in nature-based markets.

California is redesigning cap-and-trade to ease affordability pressure. Here is what CARB may change, who pays, and what it means globally.

Ireland’s EU presidency agenda could push renewables and EU-UK ETS linking, reshaping carbon prices, liquidity, and compliance for global buyers.

EU ETS prices can look strong on paper yet lose force in industrial decisions because of short planning horizons, banking limits, policy risk, and transitional choices.

European buyers are turning to Chinese carbon credits, but quality risks, China ETS expansion, and EU compliance pressure are reshaping demand.

Peru is expanding RENAMI and Article 6 approvals, signaling faster registry-backed carbon market infrastructure, clearer MRV, and new supply for buyers.

China’s shift from intensity to dual carbon control changes how emissions progress is read, with big implications for buyers, investors, and carbon markets.