Tag: Registry

Kinshasa adopted a draft decree-law for a national carbon market, built around a sovereign registry for Article 6 units. What changes for buyers and developers.

A Harvard-NUS study of 3,213 projects finds negative media coverage of one carbon project cuts credit issuance across its entire registry.

Kazakhstan has new Article 6 rules in force, a registry partnership with the Global Carbon Council, and 5.2 million hectares earmarked for carbon projects.

Wrapped carbon tokens are backed by credits still active in a registry; retired-backed tokens by credits already consumed. The difference decides double counting risk, and the Toucan-Verra case shows why.

Verra’s next-generation registry, built with S&P Global Energy, went live on July 27, with APIs for automated transfers and retirements coming next.

A Taiwanese temple’s first carbon credit retirement shows how religious and civic institutions are becoming credible voluntary market buyers.

CTX’s 1 billion tonne milestone is a liquidity signal for voluntary carbon markets, showing deeper buyer demand, better price discovery, and stronger infrastructure.

New Zealand and the Philippines are exploring an Article 6 carbon corridor. Here is what it could mean for ITMOs, project finance, and buyer demand.

Taiwan is using carbon cooperation with diplomatic allies to build market capacity, improve MRV, and shape future carbon credit supply and deal flow.

Why most legacy CDM credits are being left behind in the new UN carbon market, and what China and India’s transition decision means for buyers and developers.