Tag: Redd+

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.

Vietnam’s forest carbon payment shows how jurisdictional REDD+ can turn verified emission reductions into scalable climate finance for buyers and investors.

Congo’s REDD+ reform pause could reshape carbon credit credibility, with logging policy, land rights, and governance now central to buyer due diligence.

Guyana’s US$353 million carbon credit deal shows how ART-TREES jurisdictional REDD+ can scale forest finance, integrity, and buyer demand.

Indonesia’s July 2026 FOLU sale could reshape forest carbon markets by testing Article 6, sovereign authorization, pricing, and buyer confidence.

Ethiopia’s centralized forest carbon rules could reshape project finance, buyer confidence, and Article 6 supply for nature-based carbon markets.

CORSIA Phase 2 is turning African carbon credits into airline procurement. Here is what it means for eligible project types, pricing, and market access.

Peru and Singapore are testing an Article 6 forest credit corridor. Here is what it could mean for REDD+ supply, pricing, liquidity, and buyer risk.

Brazil’s falling deforestation is a market signal, not a finish line. Here is what it means for REDD+, supply risk, and nature finance.

Indonesia’s SBK project could shape nature-based credit issuance, domestic market pricing, and Article 6 readiness for buyers across Asia.