Tag: Voluntary Market

Legacy carbon credits can create impairment, audit, and disclosure risk as buyers face tighter accounting rules, weaker demand, and higher scrutiny.

Shell-backed carbon credit auctions could reshape VCM pricing, liquidity, and buyer power by exposing clearer benchmarks and stronger price signals.

African state utilities are entering carbon credit auctions. Here is what that means for pricing, liquidity, buyer access, and climate finance.

Dubious carbon credits can move through voluntary and compliance markets. Buyers, regulators, and developers need stronger traceability and due diligence.

Dubious Chinese carbon credits exposed Europe’s integrity gap. Learn why additionality, registry transparency, and buyer due diligence now matter most.

Blue carbon has climate value, but scaling is blocked by project readiness, costly coastal MRV, and finance gaps that buyers and investors must price in.

Indonesia’s SBK project could shape nature-based credit issuance, domestic market pricing, and Article 6 readiness for buyers across Asia.

Kenya's carbon market rules reveal a bigger question: how to balance sovereignty, revenue sharing, and community rights without weakening credit integrity.

The EU’s CRCF Buyers’ Club could reshape carbon removal procurement, verification, and financing by aggregating demand and raising quality standards.

Lufthansa’s multi-year CDR offtake with Senken shows how corporate buyers are using hybrid tech-and-nature portfolios to secure future carbon removal supply.