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- Wed 23:35The voluntary carbon market risks degenerating unless certifiers sharply improve the accuracy of their project screening processes, according to a new study that warns that current market structures could result in a self-reinforcing spiral of falling credit prices, vanishing high-quality supply, and eventual collapse.
- Wed 23:18The Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with a ratings agency in a bid to improve liquidity and use of carbon credits in its carbon market.
- Wed 23:05A Minnesota-based company aiming to generate carbon removal (CDR) credits from waste biomass has closed a $6 million investment round, it announced Wednesday.
- Wed 22:40Trade association builds a carbon portfolio - The environmental conservation organisation VitalEco is teaming with an Arizona trade association to launch a portfolio of carbon projects. The VitalEco Portfolio will allow the Arizona Technology Council’s 750 member companies to access a curated set of carbon removal and carbon avoidance options. The portfolio includes three categories: orphaned well plugging projects for methane emissions abatement, biochar and biogenic projects, and regenerative agriculture projects. VitalEco will also donate a portion of its proceeds from carbon credit sales back to the trade association.
- Wed 22:31Rising demand for high-integrity nature-based credits continues to support prices and increase the need for higher-quality data, with Earth observation (EO) and ground-based measurements being combined to verify carbon project outcomes, a webinar heard on Wednesday.
- Wed 22:21Forest carbon programmes are aiming to recruit small forest owners in Maine as economic pressures push many to timber their forests prematurely or sell land to developers, carbon developers said Wednesday.
- Wed 22:11Brazil’s national development bank has approved a R$300 million ($56.6 mln) investment in BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group's (BTG Pactual TIG) reforestation and restoration carbon credit strategy.
- A California-based developer claimed on Wednesday to have made the largest delivery of enhanced rock weathering (ERW) carbon credits to date by at least sevenfold.
- Corporate sustainability executives on Wednesday said companies are not on track to meet their Scope 3 emissions targets, citing data limitations, supply-chain complexity, and shifting rules on the use of carbon credits as key barriers.
- Wed 20:07A carbon offset project developer and a clean fuels producer have agreed to merge into a new US-domiciled, Nasdaq-listed company that aims to scale carbon-negative sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and green methanol from a $1 billion Louisiana biomass facility.
- Wed 16:20A carbon removal-focused registry is hoping to become one of the approved certification schemes under the EU’s Carbon Removals and Carbon Farming (CRCF) scheme, an executive told Carbon Pulse in Barcelona.
- Wed 15:23A global commodities trading firm has revealed its investment in a series of African cookstove projects amid expectations of reaping rewards for CORSIA-eligible credits that could top $40 per tonne, a conference in Barcelona heard on Wednesday.Â
- Wed 13:52More ratings - Emsurge Open Markets (EOM), a UK-based marketplace, has teamed up with Calyx Global to show GHG and SDG ratings directly to traders buying and selling carbon credits. As part of the partnership, Emstream broker prices for available supply, captured on EOM, will be made available to Calyx customers via rating agency's platform. The partnership will help Calyx to identify actively-traded projects to rate, allowing it to respond to the market and add to the 1,000+ GHG and 500+ SDG ratings the company has generated to date, said Donna Lee, co-founder of the rating agency, in a statement.
- Wed 13:51Indonesia covered - Space Intelligence, a UK-based forest data and analytics company, has mapped 189 mln ha of Indonesia across seven time periods between 2014 and 2025, producing land-cover datasets used by project developers and governments worldwide, it recently announced at the Global Carbon Summit Indonesia 2025, hosted by Ecobiz Asia. Murray Collins, chief executive of the company, warned that many actors still depend on legacy, slow, and uncertain analytical methods, including manual map reviews and inconsistent datasets, which create delays and heighten technical risks in project pipelines. If you cannot accurately quantify carbon potential or detect degradation, you cannot build a credible project, he told the conference, according to Ecobiz. He cited common bottlenecks: weeks-long screening processes, uncertainties in land-use change data, and difficulties in detecting subtle forest degradation that could undermine carbon credit issuance.
- Wed 12:59Latin American carbon markets are welcoming new regulatory infrastructure, concrete state-led planning, and varied methodological offerings from standards based in the region.
- Wed 11:43Market labels that indicate eligibility for CORSIA or the Core Carbon Principles (CCP) are already driving the value of cookstove credits higher, and as the voluntary and regulated carbon markets increasingly converge, prices should only rise across the board, said analysts at an industry event in Barcelona.
- Wed 06:00The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) has teamed up with a project developer to target industrial decarbonisation, promoting the integration of hydrogen-based solutions into global carbon markets.
- A series of high-profile sovereign forest carbon project agreements covering vast swathes of land, struck between Dubai-based Blue Carbon LLC and multiple developing nation governments in 2023-24, have stalled or could now be void as the company appears to have ceased operations, according to sources and media reports.
- Wed 00:42A Latin American commodity exchange on Monday launched a blockchain-verified marketplace for carbon, biodiversity, and other environmental credits, as part of efforts to strengthen sustainability services for the region's agricultural sector, local media reported.
- Wed 00:06Project developers signalled strong support on Tuesday for replacing traditional buffer-pool contributions with regulated insurance products under Verra’s forthcoming permanence pilot, arguing that the shift could materially strengthen project economics and improve financial viability across nature-based portfolios.



