Tag: Registry

Indonesia’s forestry carbon market is reopening, but supply may stay tight as projects face MRV, registry, tenure, and authorization hurdles.

Malaysia’s new carbon market policy could reshape pricing, carbon tax design, and Article 6 readiness across Southeast Asia, with implications for buyers and developers.

India’s carbon market has policy support, but MRV, registry design, and compliance rules will decide whether CCTS creates real demand and liquidity.

Verra’s new Article 6 and CORSIA label rules, plus a credit screening tool, point to a more infrastructure-driven carbon market with clearer eligibility and buyer confidence.

Australia’s March jump in voluntary cancellations (about 980,000 units, 86% of them CERs) likely reflects large legacy CER block retirements, not broad new demand. What it means for buyers and claims.

Vietnam’s 2025–2026 decrees create a national registry, exchange plumbing, and mandatory registration for international transfers, reshaping buyer claims and developer MRV.

Vietnam’s Decree 112/2026 allows international transfer of up to 90% of carbon credits, reshaping Article 6 supply, domestic pricing, and ETS rollout.

Legacy CERs changing hands for as little as $0.20 reflect CDM wind-down risk, eligibility cutoffs, and oversupply. Learn what still matters for Article 6 and CORSIA.

Pakistan and Norway signed Pakistan’s first Article 6.2 deal. Here’s what it enables, why ITMO supply is scarce, and how pricing and risk may evolve.

Southern Africa’s regional carbon markets alliance could reduce Article 6.2 ITMO deal risk, sharpen pricing signals, and unlock larger climate finance flows.