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EU Policy Friction Drives Norway To Spend $1.1B More On Foreign Carbon Credits
The Norwegian government has decided to seek legislative authorization to expand its budget for buying non-EU international carbon…
DRC Expands Econetix Article 6 Authorization To 2.75M Carbon Credits
The Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has expanded its Article 6 Letter of Authorization…
Columbia University: Carbon Markets Are Entering a New Regulatory Era
The market for project-based carbon credits is facing a regulatory reset as governments move toward more formal oversight…
Vietnam Greenlights Framework For Carbon Credit Transfers To Singapore
Vietnam has approved an agreement with Singapore that establishes a legal framework for cooperation on carbon credits under…
Zambia Sets Stage For International Carbon Trading With Digital Registry
Zambia has launched a national carbon registry designed to strengthen oversight of carbon market activity and prepare the…
Morocco And Norway Sign Carbon Market Cooperation Agreement
Morocco and Norway have signed a new agreement aimed at strengthening cooperation on carbon markets and accelerating emissions…
Verra Updates Article 6 And CORSIA Label Guidance, Releases New Tool For Credit Buyers
Carbon standards organization Verra has published revised guidance for projects seeking to label carbon credits under the Paris…
Valor Carbon, Valitera Sign MoU With Kyrgyzstan’s Climate Finance Centеr To Advance Carbon Market
Carbon market advisory firm Valor Carbon, in partnership with Valitera, has signed two memoranda of understanding (MoU) with…
Singapore and Rwanda Open New Call For Article 6 Carbon Credit Projects
Singapore and Rwanda have launched a new application round for carbon credit projects under their bilateral Implementation Agreement…
Project Developers Warn Gold Standard Against Retroactive Climate Rules
Carbon market project developers have raised concerns over Gold Standard ’s proposed Paris Agreement alignment requirements, warning that…