Africa > BRIEFING: Integrity initiatives in VCM will help to narrow oversupply, boosting prices, analysis shows

BRIEFING: Integrity initiatives in VCM will help to narrow oversupply, boosting prices, analysis shows

Published 20:27 on April 25, 2024  /  Last updated at 20:27 on April 25, 2024  / Bryony Collins /  Africa, Americas, Asia Pacific, EMEA, International, Nature-based, Voluntary

Drives for greater integrity in the voluntary carbon market, such as classification of high-quality projects by rating agencies, will help to instil greater confidence in the market, bolstering demand and reducing oversupply so that prices could exceed $230 per tonne in the 2040s, according to analyst research heard on a webinar today.
Drives for greater integrity in the voluntary carbon market, such as classification of high-quality projects by rating agencies, will help to instil greater confidence in the market, bolstering demand and reducing oversupply so that prices could exceed $230 per tonne in the 2040s, according to analyst research heard on a webinar today.


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