Xpansiv’s CBL sees near-tripling in carbon trade in 2021
The volume of carbon offsets traded on Xpansiv’s CBL platform nearly tripled in 2021 to outpace the voluntary market’s rapid fundamental growth amid a surge in interest in standardised trade, the company said on Thursday.
Read MoreUN teams up with second exchange to promote CDM credit sales to voluntary market
The UN’s climate change agency has partnered with a second carbon exchange to drive sales of carbon credits issued under its Kyoto-era Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) to the voluntary carbon market, as the international offsetting scheme readies its transition under the Paris Agreement.
Read MoreCarbon Pulse increases European, voluntary carbon market coverage with new hire
Carbon Pulse is enhancing its coverage of the European and voluntary carbon markets with another new hire.
Read MoreIndustry experts partner with major exchanges to list voluntary carbon contract that addresses market’s “pain points”
A team of industry veterans has signed agreements with two exchanges to list a new voluntary contract that it says will offer an innovative approach to trading that addresses the market’s “pain points”.
Read MoreVCM Report: VER prices vacillate as C-GEO contracts kick off trading
Voluntary emissions reduction (VER) prices trended in opposite directions this week for different exchange-traded product categories, while Xpansiv market CBL’s Core-GEO (C-GEO) contract saw its first activity after its mid-week launch.
Read MoreVCM Report: VER issuances, retirements end year 65-70% higher over 2020 levels
Issuances and retirements of voluntary emissions reductions (VERs) skyrocketed over the course of 2021 from the four main carbon credit registries, as escalating demand in the voluntary carbon market (VCM) drove offset prices to continuous new records that held mostly steady over the holiday break.
Read MoreVCM Report: VERs extend year-end slump as some sellers give in
Voluntary emissions reduction (VER) prices slipped in most standardised categories this week as a limited amount of sellers accepted lower levels while many participants eyed a new year recovery.
Read MoreVoluntary offset price rally seen resuming into 2022 -brokers
Voluntary emissions reduction (VER) prices could resume their rally into the second half of 2022 as trading houses look to further bolster their portfolios, brokers said in a research note on Tuesday.
Read MoreCORRECTION – VCM Report: VERs post weekly loss amid profit-taking, seller stand-off
Voluntary emissions reduction (VER) prices slipped in most standardised categories this week amid some year-end profit-taking and as sellers were seen as unwilling to accept a drop in value in the voluntary carbon market.
Read MoreCrypto carbon demand brings back shunned HFC-23 credits
More than half a million highly controversial industrial carbon credits have been brought on-chain over the past week, as demand created via crypto venture Klima DAO has offered an unexpected path to profit for holders of the units shunned for almost a decade after project owners were found to be cheating.
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