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ANALYSIS: UN Article 6 crediting faces “severe” credibility threat, parties to pivot towards voluntary carbon and bilateral trade

Published 16:53 on December 14, 2023 / Last updated at 09:20 on December 15, 2023 / / Americas (LATAM & Caribbean, US & Canada), Asia Pacific, EMEA (Africa, Middle East), Insights (Analysis), International (Aviation/CORSIA, Paris Article 6/PACM, UN Climate Talks), Nature-based Carbon (Forestry), Voluntary (VCM Governance)

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After COP28 talks ended in turmoil, UN carbon crediting under the Paris Agreement's Article 6 provision is now not expected until 2026, with the way forward complicated by political divisions, attention may pivot towards the voluntary carbon market and scaling international trading arrangements.
After COP28 talks ended in turmoil, UN carbon crediting under the Paris Agreement's Article 6 provision is now not expected until 2026, with the way forward complicated by political divisions, attention may pivot towards the voluntary carbon market and scaling international trading arrangements.


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