New guide offers recommendations for agricultural biomass-based CDR sourcing
A new guide released on Thursday by a New York-based advisory firm set out criteria for buyers sourcing agricultural residues for biomass-based carbon removals (CDR), citing the need for safeguards around soil health, livelihoods, and credit integrity.
Read MoreCarbon project financier expects Vietnam LOA by year-end, sees airlines returning to CORSIA market after oil shock
A Canada-headquartered carbon project financier expects its Vietnam household devices programme to secure an governmental Article 6 Letter of Authorisation (LOA) before year-end, potentially positioning the initiative among the first projects approved under the Southeast Asian country’s new international carbon trading framework.
Read MorePCF26: LAC credits consolidate position in int’l VCM, REDD+ still dominates
Over 25% of carbon credits retired so far this year in the voluntary market (VCM) have come from Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), where REDD+ units still dominate supply.
Read MoreData centre developer unveils integrated biochar platform targeting hyperscaler, institutional CDR demand
A UK-based data centre developer has launched what it described as the world’s first integrated carbon removal platform tailored to the data centre sector, seeking to bundle biochar production, credit generation, certification, monitoring, and financing into a single infrastructure-grade offering aimed at hyperscalers and institutional buyers.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: Smaller carbon standards may be a better fit – and yield higher project value
Carbon buyers should assess projects based on quality, local fit, and delivery timelines rather than defaulting to dominant registries, a senior representative at a Colombian nature-based project developer told Carbon Pulse.
Read MorePCF26: INTERVIEW – Latin American cookstoves developer plans Article 6 expansion
A clean cooking project developer operating in multiple Latin American countries has already obtained one Article 6 Letter of Authorisation (LoA) and is hoping to gain more, while keeping up with market trends toward high integrity, representatives told Carbon Pulse in Peru.
Read MoreUK removals platform for AI companies launches
A UK firm is launching a platform to sell up to 100,000 carbon-removal credits a year to cloud-computing providers.Â
Read MoreSouth Korean developer secures $5.6 mln contract for CORSIA-eligible credits
A South Korean trader and project developer has signed a contract with a Singapore-based marketplace for carbon credit procurement worth KRW 8.38 billion ($5.59 million).
Read MoreFEATURE: Mounting pressure on net zero goals may force more flexible approach to target-setting, even as corporate interest surges
An emerging risk that many corporate net zero goals will not be met could push through greater pragmatism when outlining targets, as well as a more flexible approach across standard-setters, according to experts, even as the number of companies announcing science-aligned climate ambitions continues to grow.
Read MoreCarbon registry aims for faster CDR credit issuances with new scheduling tool
A carbon removal (CDR) registry launched on Thursday a tool seeking to centralise audit scheduling and shorten the time to issuance.
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