Green Earth, a nature-based solutions firm, has signed a long-term agreement to sell carbon credits from a Uganda project. The deal locks in substantial future revenue and reflects growing demand for high-quality carbon credits from nature-based projects. This agreement represents significant progress in funding ecosystem-based carbon removal solutions.
Read the full article · Carbon Herald ↗The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI) released a new study titled 'CCS in the Asia-Pacific Region' analyzing regulatory and policy challenges surrounding carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology deployment in the region. The report identifies critical gaps in policy frameworks hindering adoption of these essential solutions. The analysis provides recommendations to accelerate CCS infrastructure development across Asia-Pacific.
Equitable Earth, the global standard for conservation and restoration projects on carbon markets, has announced its new technical advisory board. This strengthened governance aims to improve the integrity and credibility of nature-based carbon projects. Enhanced validation capacity contributes to the robustness of carbon market mechanisms.
The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM) has approved three additional carbon crediting programs under its quality criteria. This recognition significantly expands the coverage of certified programs, strengthening confidence in voluntary carbon credit markets that support carbon removal projects.