Americas > VCM Report: Standardised carbon credit contracts fall to multi-month lows even as exchange spot volumes tick up

VCM Report: Standardised carbon credit contracts fall to multi-month lows even as exchange spot volumes tick up

Published 17:52 on October 16, 2023  /  Last updated at 21:26 on February 1, 2024  / Ben Garside /  Americas, Asia Pacific, Aviation/CORSIA, EMEA, International, Nature-based, US, Voluntary

The prices of most standardised voluntary carbon credit contracts fell over the past week, with several slumping to lows last seen in June, as the market continues to wait for integrity initiatives to complete ongoing work, while exchange-based spot activity picked up as market sources cited seasonal corporate buying as part of 2023 emissions buying programmes.
The prices of most standardised voluntary carbon credit contracts fell over the past week, with several slumping to lows last seen in June, as the market continues to wait for integrity initiatives to complete ongoing work, while exchange-based spot activity picked up as market sources cited seasonal corporate buying as part of 2023 emissions buying programmes.


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