Tag: Registry

Isometric’s first nature-based certification for Mombak may raise the bar for reforestation credits, shaping buyer trust, pricing, and market segmentation.

Bangladesh is shifting from fragmented carbon projects to a national action plan, with implications for Article 6 readiness, MRV, and buyer confidence.

The Philippines’ new NbS policy could unlock nature-based carbon supply by clarifying MRV, tenure, and carbon finance for buyers and investors.

Ghana’s carbon market is scaling fast, but integrity rules will decide which credits are bankable, claim-safe, and attractive to buyers.

ICE GreenTrace could reshape carbon credit tracking by linking registry, trading, and retirement records into one lifecycle system for buyers and developers.

North America’s first certified DAC credit delivery marks a shift from announced capacity to verified supply, changing how buyers assess carbon removal risk.

Airline CORSIA credit shortages could raise costs and reshape carbon procurement, hedging, and pricing across voluntary and compliance markets.

Belize’s carbon credit law could set a template for national market rules, shaping authorization, ownership, and Article 6 credibility for buyers and developers.

Washington’s linkage with California and Québec formalizes a shared carbon market, deepens liquidity, and raises new questions on policy risk and compliance.

Ethiopia’s draft carbon law could let banks finance credits, improving liquidity, price discovery, and project funding while raising custody and oversight questions.