Tag: Permanence

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

New UCSB and Clark University research suggests forest carbon buffer pools are too small, raising reversal risk and buyer due diligence concerns.

Forest carbon credits often rely on historical loss data, but climate change is breaking those assumptions. Here is what buyers should know about permanence risk.

Africa’s carbon credit boom is creating worker-rights risks. Buyers need labor due diligence, not just carbon checks, to protect permanence and reputation.

A UK utility’s $500 million forest carbon commitment could reset buyer expectations, strengthen project finance, and broaden demand for removals.

Wildfire risk is now a core diligence issue for carbon projects. Learn how developers can use siting, buffers, and satellite monitoring to price it better.

Microsoft’s 626,000-credit BECCS CDR offtake shows how 2026 procurement is shifting to long-term contracts, Indigenous governance checks, and delivery-risk diligence.

Soil carbon credits are becoming more bankable as MRV tightens and methodologies converge, improving comparability, permanence risk pricing, and claims readiness.

Colombia’s first biochar CDR credits signal scalable durable removals in Latin America. Learn what changes for MRV, integrity checks, pricing, and procurement.

Europe’s merchant CO₂ supply is tightening, turning CO₂ into a supply chain risk. DAC could provide reliable CO₂ for greenhouses and industry, but removals differ.