Climate Talks > UN carbon mechanism to take up to 3 years to build, ‘leaning on’ CDM rules

UN carbon mechanism to take up to 3 years to build, ‘leaning on’ CDM rules

Published 19:08 on November 24, 2021  /  Last updated at 15:38 on November 25, 2021  / /  Climate Talks, International, Kyoto Mechanisms, Paris Article 6, Voluntary

The Paris Agreement’s newly-established carbon market mechanism could take as long as three years to take shape, according to experts assessing the UN's pace after countries approved Article 6 rules governing future international carbon markets at the COP26 summit earlier this month. 
The Paris Agreement’s newly-established carbon market mechanism could take as long as three years to take shape, according to experts assessing the UN's pace after countries approved Article 6 rules governing future international carbon markets at the COP26 summit earlier this month. 


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