Tag: Verra

Verra’s VM0050 reset raises the bar for cookstove credits, tightening MRV, baseline rules, and buyer due diligence across the voluntary carbon market.

Verra’s Kenya grassland reinstatement shows why community consent, FPIC, and registry status now matter as much as carbon accounting in nature-based credits.

Low-carbon shipping fuels could become a major voluntary carbon market frontier if Verra’s pathway, buyer standards, and claim rules align.

Verra is speeding up project reviews, publishing auditor scorecards, and reinstating China projects. Here is what that means for buyers and developers.

Amazon’s rice carbon deal in India shows how agricultural credits, Verra’s VM0051, and corporate procurement are reshaping nature-based carbon demand.

Amazon’s rice carbon deal signals a shift toward smallholder agriculture credits, advanced MRV, and higher-integrity nature-based supply chains.

Brazil’s VM0048 shift may cut REDD+ issuance sharply, but improve integrity. Here’s what buyers, developers, and investors should expect next.

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.

Argentina’s first domestically-focused Verra ALM registration signals soil carbon supply growth, but buyers must scrutinize MRV, additionality, and delivery risk.

Food waste VCUs under Verra VM0046 are reaching CBL. What exchange trading means for pricing, integrity tests, and corporate buying and claims.