Tag: Regulation

The WTO will review the EU's CBAM and an alleged ETS export subsidy after a Russian complaint. What the case means for exporters and carbon markets.

At Climate Week NYC, market experts warned that stringent Article 6.4 baseline and monitoring rules risk making new carbon credit projects uneconomic.

Malaysia will whitelist and cap carbon credit exports to protect its NDC, while Sabah bans unvetted projects. What the new rules mean for Article 6 supply.

EU member states agreed to suspend MSR allowance invalidations until end-2030 and double the threshold to 800 million from 2031, despite warnings of a price-crushing surplus.

Senior staff at Saudi Arabia's state-backed carbon market company project 30 million credits of annual demand once a national compliance scheme launches.

More than 60% of countries with UN climate plans intend to use Article 6 carbon markets, while Morocco, Rwanda and Albania build the national frameworks to make it work.

The US CFTC has opened a broad investigation into the voluntary carbon market, targeting orphan-well and forest credits, registries, verifiers and rating agencies.

The European Parliament backed a CBAM expansion to 457 downstream products, far beyond the Commission's 180. What the vote changes for importers and exporters.

The EU CRCF Buyers Club is racing to close its first pilot offtake contracts for permanent carbon removals by December, as a new review flags national policy gaps.

The New Delhi Declaration commits BRICS to a Carbon Markets Partnership and an adaptation dialogue, while hardening opposition to EU and UK border carbon measures.