Africa > Land-based CO2 assets challenge national property regimes -experts

Land-based CO2 assets challenge national property regimes -experts

Published 15:31 on May 20, 2025 / Last updated at 15:31 on May 20, 2025 / / Africa, Americas, Asia Pacific, Australia, EMEA, Mexico, Nature-based, South & Central, Voluntary

Jurisdictions all over the world are grappling with longstanding legal definitions of state property linked to the particularity of CO2 ownership – with the resulting legal flux injecting uncertainty into the voluntary carbon market (VCM), Carbon Pulse has heard from experts in several countries.
Jurisdictions all over the world are grappling with longstanding legal definitions of state property linked to the particularity of CO2 ownership – with the resulting legal flux injecting uncertainty into the voluntary carbon market (VCM), Carbon Pulse has heard from experts in several countries.


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