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IETA's CAD Trust to begin tracking Article 6

The CAD Trust, a partnership between IETA, the Singapore government and World Bank, is to expand its Article 6 offering, monitoring the carbon markets used to meet national emissions reductions.

Tokyo Gas to invest $25m in nature-based carbon fund

BRICS countries to scale up carbon markets participation

First biodiversity credit methodology approved by Cercarbono

Carbon credit standard setter Cercarbono has approved the first methodology for use in its biodiversity credit programme.

Verra sanctions carbon projects for first time

Major standard setter Verra has rejected 37 carbon credit projects and sanctioned four validation bodies for the first time.

New partnership aims to drive down carbon credit testing costs

Swiss climate tech company Hyphen Global and US tech company LI-COR have partnered up to bring down the costs of atmospheric technologies for carbon credit project developers.

First sovereign ITMOs approved under Article 6

The first sovereign carbon credits approved under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement have been issued by the Republic of Suriname.

COP29 to focus on finance - but Trump could poop on the party

Will the climate conference in the petrostate keep 1.5°C alive, or be a forum for oil and gas deals, asks Peter Cripps

Emirati bank to integrate carbon credit ratings

Tech giants driving demand for carbon credits, says NatureRe

US tech giants are driving demand for nature-based carbon credits, project developer NatureRe has said, but warned projects available will not be "enough to save the world".