Americas > Stakeholders grumble about limited voluntary carbon market access, other design flaws in BC’s latest draft forest offset protocol

Stakeholders grumble about limited voluntary carbon market access, other design flaws in BC’s latest draft forest offset protocol

Published 23:39 on April 3, 2024  /  Last updated at 23:43 on April 3, 2024  / Allison Gacad /  Americas, Canada, Nature-based, Voluntary

Stakeholders have criticised the latest draft of British Columbia’s second forest carbon offset protocol (FCOP 2.0) over the prospects of limited interaction with the voluntary carbon market (VCM) and for other perceived design flaws, according to a report.
Stakeholders have criticised the latest draft of British Columbia’s second forest carbon offset protocol (FCOP 2.0) over the prospects of limited interaction with the voluntary carbon market (VCM) and for other perceived design flaws, according to a report.


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