3,213 Projects, One Registry Risk: How Carbon Credit Scrutiny Spreads Aug 30, 2026 A Harvard-NUS study of 3,213 projects finds negative media coverage of one carbon project cuts credit issuance across its entire registry. carbon credits voluntary market +2
Two Resignations Expose the Fight Over Forest Carbon Accounting at the GHG Protocol Aug 23, 2026 Two senior scientists have quit the GHG Protocol's forest carbon process over how companies may count natural removals. What is at stake for buyers. forest carbon credits carbon credits +2
Germany Revoked Carbon Credits From 30 Chinese Projects: What the UER Files Mean for Buyers Aug 21, 2026 German authorities withdrew credits from 30 China-based upstream projects deemed suspicious or overstated, including credits bought by ExxonMobil. carbon credits verification +2
A Carbon Credit Exchange Vanished Overnight, and Nobody Wrote a Word About It Aug 21, 2026 Xeptagon's retail carbon credit exchange went offline between April and August 2026 with no announcement. Its domain now redirects to another exchange. voluntary market verification +1
Carbon Credit Vintage: Why the Year Matters More Than the Label Aug 20, 2026 What a carbon credit vintage is, how CORSIA and exchange rules devalue old vintages, and verified price spreads from public order book data. carbon credits carbon price +2
How to Verify a Carbon Token On-Chain: A Polygonscan Walkthrough Aug 20, 2026 Step-by-step tutorial to verify a carbon token on-chain: finding the Toucan BCT pool contract, reading a real retirement transaction, and linking the on-chain data to the Verra registry. tokenization blockchain +2
Wrapped vs Retired-Backed Carbon Tokens: The Technical Difference That Decides Double Counting Aug 20, 2026 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. tokenization blockchain +2
Australia’s Climate Active Shutdown and What It Means for Corporate Carbon Claims Jul 26, 2026 Australia’s Climate Active shutdown signals a shift from label-led carbon neutrality to evidence-led claims, with new risks for buyers, suppliers, and investors. carbon credits voluntary market +1
How Public Transit Could Become the Next Carbon Credit Supplier Jul 25, 2026 Public transit is emerging as a carbon credit source. Kochi Water Metro shows how electric ferries, MRV, and avoided emissions can create credits. carbon credits MRV +1
Why Congo’s Carbon Market Reform Pause Could Become a Global Test of REDD+ Credibility Jul 7, 2026 Congo’s REDD+ reform pause could reshape carbon credit credibility, with logging policy, land rights, and governance now central to buyer due diligence. REDD+ carbon credits +1
