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- First Terraset fund buy – Carbon portfolio developer Wren has announced it is the first buyer of non-profit Terraset’s Revolving Fund to pre-purchase carbon removal credits from developer Graphyte. Details of the purchase were not shared, but Sophie Westover, head of climate for Wren, said on LinkedIn the purchase would help Graphyte scale its Carbon Casting technology while validating a new model for how funders, buyers, and innovators can share early risk and accelerate durable carbon removal.
- Tue 20:58Founders of emerging carbon removal (CDR) companies said on Tuesday that early-stage capital remains concentrated in the Global North, threatening to slow progress in developing markets.
- South African banks are finally “in the adults’ room” of a maturing carbon market and not enjoying it – but they will align with the state’s vision of a refined market once it provides clear rules and backs these up with infrastructure, according to a Cape Town-based consultant.
- Tue 16:36Switzerland has signalled a relaxation of restrictions used for calculating the number of credits a cookstove project can generate for trading under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement.
- Tue 15:18The World Bank’s Forest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF) disbursed about $71 million in results-based payments in fiscal year 2025 (FY25) for around 14.6 mln tonnes of CO2 cuts.
- Tue 15:07Sixteen new carbon removal (CDR) startups have been selected for the eighth cohort of a European accelerator programme, including a couple developing sustainable construction materials using CO2 mineralisation.
- Tue 14:25The price spread between European carbon credits and those from Asia, Africa, or South America has not significantly changed in 2025, according to analyst data.
- Tue 13:08The Article 6.4 Supervisory Body’s (SBM) approval last week of the first Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM) methodology is a positive sign for speedy market operationalisation and voluntary market (VCM) integrity, according to experts in the process.
- Tue 13:08Credits from tree-planting projects are being snapped up by corporations, according to a survey that discovered renewed confidence in the voluntary market.
- France, Kenya, Singapore, the UK, and Panama have launched a collective, government-backed framework to guide corporate use of high-integrity carbon credits on Tuesday.
