Indonesia plans full rollout of carbon market by June
Indonesia is aiming to complete the launch of its national carbon market by late June, with large transactions expected to begin the following month, local media reported Tuesday.
Read MoreUK standard launches pyrolyser pre-approval to speed up biochar validation
A London-based carbon credit standard has introduced a pre-approval pathway for pyrolysers to streamline the validation of biochar projects and accelerate credit issuance, it announced Tuesday.
Read MoreSweden to launch €28 mln bio-CCS funding call under climate tech scheme
A government body in Sweden is preparing to launch a SEK 300 million (€28 mln) funding call in March aimed at supporting bio-based carbon capture and storage (bio-CCS), it announced last week.
Read MoreVCM Report: CORSIA futures tumble, as cookstove developer closes down over Kenya LoA issue
CORSIA carbon futures tumbled again last week, detaching themselves from spot prices for the aviation offsetting scheme, amid an eye-opening week for the Paris Agreement market after a major energy and cookstove provider company went bust because Kenya would not agree to authorise international credit trade.
Read More‘Greenhushing’ falls in voluntary carbon market -analyst
The number of carbon credit buyers choosing to remain anonymous fell year-on-year over 2025, according to analyst data published Friday.
Read MoreGHG Protocol issues long-awaited corporate standard for land-sector emissions, removals
The Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG Protocol) has released its first dedicated global standard for accounting land-based emissions and carbon removals within corporate greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories, following five years of development, it announced Friday.
Read MoreSingapore, Rwanda launch call for Article 6 carbon credit projects
Singapore and Rwanda have opened a new call for carbon credit project applications under their bilateral Article 6 agreement, the two governments said on Friday.
Read MoreCarbon market pricing shifts towards quality, but “zombie credits” and buyer misconceptions persist, experts say
The voluntary carbon market (VCM) is showing stronger alignment between credit integrity and price, but outdated supply and persistent misconceptions continue to undermine quality and investor confidence, according to experts.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: Mast locks in buyers for majority of US biomass burial CDR project credits
A Seattle-based reforestation company has announced the sale of the majority of their carbon removal (CDR) credits for a US-based biomass burial project.
Read MoreBrussels sketches first EU-wide rules to certify biogenic carbon stored in buildings
A confidential paper for the European Commission, seen by Carbon Pulse, sets out how long-lived wood and other bio-based materials in buildings could earn EU carbon removal certificates, detailing which building components would qualify, how to count stored carbon, and what rules should govern additionality, monitoring, and liability.
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