Carbon credit ratings firm BeZero Carbon raises $50 mln for global expansion
BeZero Carbon has secured $50 mln in second round funding as it seeks to establish itself as the market leading ratings agency in the global voluntary carbon market.
Read MoreCOP27: Carbon market players exasperated over prospect of Article 6.4 grievance mechanism, as parties “far apart” on issues
Carbon market players have raised long-running concerns about the prospect of a grievance mechanism being designed under Article 6.4 of the Paris Agreement at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, as little progress was made by parties Saturday.
Read MoreCOP27: Roundup for Day 5 – Nov. 11
It’s Friday – Decarbonisation Day – at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, and Carbon Pulse rounds up today’s other, related news from the summit. Timestamps in local time (EEST, GMT+2).
Read MoreCOP27: Roundup for Day 4 – Nov. 10
It’s Thursday – Science Day – at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, and Carbon Pulse will keep you updated with related developments throughout the day. Timestamps in local time (EEST, GMT+2).
Read MoreRating agency slightly downgrades two hydro projects in India
A rating agency has slightly downgraded its scores for two Verra-accredited hydropower projects in India, although both grades still give a moderate chance of achieving or removing a tonne of CO2 per credit.
Read MoreCalifornia DEBs offset pool jumps by a quarter with addition of Arizona-based credits
California regulator ARB issued the lowest number of compliance offsets since mid-July for the latest reporting period, but tagged more than 11 mln credits from an Arizona forestry project with the distinction of accruing direct environmental benefits to the state (DEBs), according to government data published Wednesday.
Read MoreCOP27: Roundup for Day 3 – Nov. 9
It’s Wednesday – Finance Day – at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, and Carbon Pulse will keep you updated with developments throughout the day. Timestamps in local time (EEST, GMT+2).
Read MoreANALYSIS – COP27: US climate envoy’s carbon market concept battles three thorny issues
A new global carbon market concept pushed by the US on Wednesday is bracing to battle at least three thorny issues that have plagued carbon credit markets in the voluntary space over the years, including their use towards net zero targets, preventing carbon leakage, and benefiting the most vulnerable.
Read MoreCOP27: Rights experts want Article 6.4 grievance mechanism with teeth in place before carbon credit issuances start
Experts have urged the supervisory body on Article 6.4 to ensure the proposed grievance process, or mechanism, has teeth, is designed by landholders, and has key transparency assurances, as efforts are underway to establish it in time for the beginning of credit issuances in 2025.
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