Voluntary Carbon Market

Price premiums drive six per cent increase in the value of the carbon market, new Sylvera report finds

Vast majority of companies that are currently buying carbon credits expect to see volumes increase in the coming years, as confidence grows that Voluntary Carbon Market can complement corporate net zero strategies

Two-thirds of sustainability professionals trust recognised VCM standards, but 46 per cent stress clearer policy is needed to further scale the market

From reforestation and agroforestry, to BECCS and direct air capture - expert opinions differ on whether some carbon removal projects should be considered more 'durable' than others

Report from GlobalData predicts corporate demand for high-quality carbon credits is set to 'rebound', as separate analysis reveals growing interest in biochar projects

Across Europe, governments are signalling that carbon markets can serve as a legitimate tool to support delivery of climate targets, writes Giulia Carbone of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)

New report argues clear, aligned, and stable rules on carbon credit use are critical to reigniting 'stalled' market participation and closing $1.3tr climate finance gap

Experts Shane Fagan from Patch and Tom Spencer from Swiss Re explore the increasingly important and multifaceted roles carbon credits can play in corporate climate strategies

Wood Mackenzie forecasts a strengthening of ties between the markets for carbon credits and carbon capture utilisation and storage

New carbon credits standard designed to help coal-fired power plant operators access finance to support their switch to clean energy