Market participants are questioning the eligibility of Zimbabwe-tagged carbon credits for CORSIA Phase 1, as the Zimbabwean registry, unlike others, lacks ICAO approval despite transferring and tagging credits as eligible.

The latest updates (April 2025) in the global carbon markets include ambitious projects and investment in innovation as Pakistan signs-off two carbon offset projects, Holocene gets acquired and biofuel producer Neste starts Rotterdam SAF output. 

Carbon registry Verra announced on Friday May 23 a delay in the release of the final deforestation risk maps required under the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) methodology VM0048. The registry said that the delay is intended to ensure the data meets Verra’s standards for high quality and to enhance transparency throughout the data development process.

The following prices were affected: CB-CC-0001 REDD+, Latin America, $ per tCO2e CB-CC-0002 REDD+ v19 differential, Latin America, $ per tCO2e CB-CC-0003 REDD+ v20 differential, Latin America, $ per tCO2e CB-CC-0004 REDD+ v21 differential, Latin America, $ per tCO2e CB-CC-0005 REDD+, Sub-Saharan Africa, $ per tCO2e CB-CC-0006 REDD+ v19 differential, Sub-Saharan Africa, $ per tCO2e […]

Durable carbon dioxide removals (CDRs) are vital for addressing emissions but remain costly, with adoption currently limited to high-profit sectors, though declining costs and rising affordability signal broader market growth ahead.

Fastmarkets announce the release of a new suite of insights and pricing products, across the carbon credits, carbon removals, and compliance carbon markets.

Eligible credits for Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) Phase 1 remain in tight supply, leaving many buyers and sellers at an impasse.

Nigeria has finalized its long-awaited Carbon Market Activation Policy, positioning itself to unlock as much as $2.5 billion in high-integrity carbon credit investments by 2030, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu announced on Wednesday April 23.

Sentiment in the voluntary carbon market remained cautious in the week to Wednesday April 9, with limited trading and rising regulatory uncertainty. Improved Forest Management (IFM) credits drew limited interest as market participants weighed macroeconomic headwinds and shifting US policy signals.

The latest updates (Mar25) in the global carbon markets highlight significant strides in nature-based and innovative carbon removal projects. From Koko securing MIGA insurance in a potential boon to future CORSIA supply, Arup's £1 million investment in UK rewilding efforts to Airbus testing sustainable aviation fuel demand.