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A mature and streamlined global carbon market is in sight
02 March 2026Carbon markets are entering new phase as legal architecture catches up, write
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People Moves, 13 February: Bloomberg, Morningstar Sustainalytics, Partners Capital, Schroders Capital... and more
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IETA calls for stability amid EU ETS uncertainty
12 February 2026The International Emissions Trading Association (IETA) has warned that a lack of clarity over the role of the EU's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) risks harming investor confidence.
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Growing confidence in Article 6 markets, finds IETA
13 November 2025An annual carbon market survey has found that confidence in Article 6 markets continues to grow but some caution remains over sectoral compliance markets.
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Sustainable debt round-up: IBRD, Societatea Energetica Electrica, Seatrium ... and more
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UK, EU agree to work towards ETS linkage
19 May 2025The EU and the UK have agreed to work towards linking their Emissions Trading Schemes (ETS), with exemption provisions also agreed on the Carbon Border Adjust Mechanism (CBAM).
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Onus on US corporates to lead on voluntary carbon markets, says IETA
06 February 2025Moves by President Donald Trump's administration to dismantle US federal initiatives supporting the voluntary carbon market could lead the private sector to play a greater role in its development, says IETA president and CEO Dirk Forrister.
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China to make 'small but impactful' moves on ETS, says IETA
03 February 2025China could be preparing to reform its Emissions Trading System (ETS), as part of efforts to bring liquidity into its system, according to IETA.
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Buyers willing to pay 'much higher' prices for Article 6-aligned credits, says IETA
13 November 2024Buyers of carbon credits are willing to pay "much higher" prices for Article 6-aligned credits, a survey from the IETA has found, but uncertainty about the mechanism lingers.
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IETA's CAD Trust to begin tracking Article 6
04 September 2024The 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.