Tag: Regulation

EU carbon credit rules are splitting the market. Learn why credits face resistance inside the ETS but stronger support outside the cap.

Legacy carbon credits can create impairment, audit, and disclosure risk as buyers face tighter accounting rules, weaker demand, and higher scrutiny.

Kenya's carbon market rules reveal a bigger question: how to balance sovereignty, revenue sharing, and community rights without weakening credit integrity.

The EU is using energy policy, preparedness, and coalition politics to keep EUA pricing stable as Middle East tensions revive pressure on the ETS.

Carbon pricing revenues topped $107 billion in 2025. Here is what that means for climate policy, industry costs, and carbon credit demand.

FASB’s proposed environmental credit guidance could reshape carbon credit accounting, balance sheets, and buyer behavior for global companies.

EU CBAM discount rules could change carbon credit economics, pushing buyers to treat credits as cost offsets and blurring compliance and voluntary demand.

South Korea’s STO plans could turn tokenized carbon credits into regulated market instruments, changing custody, disclosure, liquidity, and global trading rules.

Alberta’s carbon market reset shows how political pressure can reshape compliance systems, shift credit demand, and change risk for buyers and investors.

Vietnam’s new carbon market monitoring rules strengthen traceability, Article 6 readiness, and MRV demand for buyers, developers, and APAC market participants.