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We at Veyt are thrilled to announce that we have won the Climate Risk Research House of the Year in the Energy Risk Awards 2024 hosted by Risk.net! Our predictive analytics framework and broad market coverage are crucial in decarbonising the economy. We’ve built strong data partnerships with traders, brokers, and AI-based price assessment companies to analyse and forecast markets characterised by limited transparency and liquidity. This prestigious recognition is a testament to the hard work, expertise, and unwavering dedication of our colleagues. Their commitment to going the extra mile has made this victory possible. We invite you to learn more about our innovative solutions and how we can support your low-carbon journey. Visit our website, https://lnkd.in/dW7NKQPe or contact us for more information. #energyriskawards #climaterisk #predictiveanalytics 

The Voluntary Carbon Market is a highly decentralised ecosystem with multiple independent registries. At Veyt, we consolidate data from these registries to provide a comprehensive view of the market’s dynamics. Data from the four largest registries show a sharp decline in carbon credit issuances since their peak in 2021. Retirements – the process of permanently withdrawing a credit’s serial number from a registry for offsetting purposes – have remained stable despite challenges and criticism faced by certain types of projects. Meanwhile, credits in circulation continue to increase. However, this will not necessarily translate to demand, as many credits in circulation are outdated, originating from obsolete methodologies. Initiatives such as the ICVCM, which defines eligibility criteria for the Core Carbon Principles (CCP) certification, are playing a crucial role in helping the market separate high-quality credits from less reliable ones. These efforts, combined with other initiatives, point towards a promising future for the VCM in the coming years. For more insights on voluntary carbon, contact us at contact@veyt.com Let us know your thoughts! Are you seeing similar trends in your VCM analysis? #voluntarycarbonmarkets #carboncredits #corecarbonprinciples Fitri Wulandari | Stéphannie Galdino

We're pleased to announce that we'll attend the UK REGO Day on 5 December at the Hilton London in Canary Wharf. This event, organised by RECS Energy Certificate Association in partnership with ACT Group and SmartestEnergy, will focus on key topics in the UK's REGO Market, including regulatory updates, market trends, and consumer engagement with renewable energy. Kumara Rathnam will be speaking during Session 2: Full disclosure and other interactions with REGO markets. This session will address the use of GOs in transport, including electric vehicles, hydrogen, and other fuels. Kumara and Matt Coughlan will be present throughout the day and available for further discussions on these topics. If you plan to attend, don't hesitate to connect with Kumara and Matt! #rego2024 #ukrego #renewableenergycertificates

We're delighted to announce that Veyt will be the Silver "Coffee Break" Sponsor at the REC Market Meeting in 2025, which will be held from 8 to 9 April at the Beurs van Berlage in Amsterdam. This event is a key forum for renewable energy market leaders, focusing on the progress of consumer-driven renewable energy solutions and EACs. We're already looking forward to engaging with you and sharing industry insights. Ahead of the conference, we encourage you to connect with our experts to explore the latest developments and forecasts in the PPA and EAC markets: contact@veyt.com See you in Amsterdam in April! #RMM2025 #renewableenergy

Ahead of the market opening this morning, Veyt portal users were informed that the European Commission has confirmed no adjustments to REPowerEU volumes for 2025 flowing into the EU ETS. This announcement confirms Veyt’s prediction shared in early October, and our EUA price forecast remains unchanged, maintaining a significantly bullish outlook for next year compared to current levels. For those seeking reliable market intelligence and forecasts, get in touch to talk about our compliance carbon offering: contact@veyt.com Read more in the October press release: https://lnkd.in/dhYSXP-w #EUETS

European Hydrogen Week: a climate protester used projectile vomit tactic to denounce renewable hydrogen as greenwashing   ...due to water stress concerns, among other things.   ❓This is the second year in a row that climate activists have stormed the high-level event to raise concerns about the environmental aspects of green hydrogen production.   Out of curiosity, my colleague Kevin Lim from the Renewable Fuels Team at Veyt provided an estimate of how much water would be required to produce 10 Mt of hydrogen imports to fulfil REPowerEU targets, resulting in 200 Mt.   Hydrogen Europe arrived at a lower estimate of 89 Mt of water, assuming that 1 kg of hydrogen requires 9 litres of water, using basic values.   ➕ The difference in calculations is the assumption of water quantities that would be required: we took a more conservative approach given that in practice, efficiency losses and cooling requirements could up the number.   Currently, the RFNBO Delegated Acts do not place special water use requirements on hydrogen production, however, it is possible that voluntary renewable hydrogen certification schemes could impose them in the future. https://lnkd.in/drCgcGfV #hydrogen #renewable #EU #policy #environment

While the green hydrogen projects globally have seen a spate of postponements and cancellations recently, the local industry in Norway had a win in November. State-owned enterprise Enova SF awarded a total of NOK 777 million (EUR 65 million) to five coastal projects to support the maritime green transition via alternative shipping fuels. Estimated daily production from the five plants is expected to reach 40 tonnes, consuming 0.7 TWh of green electricity. How will these projects contribute to Norway's ambitious goal of cutting emissions from domestic shipping and fisheries by 50% by 2030? Thomas Horschig outlines their impact on emissions, production capacity, and the future of green maritime fuel. Read the full article by clicking the link in the comments 👇 #greenhydrogen #maritimedecarbonisation #netzerogoals

The recent webinar, "Carbon markets unleashed: the global expansion of government-mandated programs and their impact", featured insights from industry experts, including our very own Marcus Ferdinand; Dr Robert Ritz, Economist at Cambridge University; and George von Waldburg, Director of Environmental Markets at ICE. If you missed the live session, the recording is now available. The webinar covered: ▪️ The structure and objectives of major government-mandated carbon programs ▪️ Regional impacts and challenges across Europe, Asia, and the Americas ▪️ Practical guidance for organisations managing compliance and carbon strategies Stay informed on how evolving policies are influencing carbon markets and their implications for businesses globally. Access the webinar recording here 👇 #Carbonmarkets #climatepolicy #compliance

Webinar recording: EUA Market dynamics and outlook Understanding the evolving landscape of the EUA market is critical for decision-makers navigating the complexities of compliance and carbon trading. Watch the webinar recording of "EUA Market dynamics and outlook: navigating the path forward" and gain insight into recent market trends, policy developments, and future projections. In this session, Ingvild Sørhus from Veyt and Jens Hartmann from enmacc explored key factors influencing EUA pricing, regulatory impacts, and the potential implications for compliance and trading strategies. Access the webinar and get a comprehensive understanding of the pathway ahead in the carbon market 👇 #carbonmarket #EUAoutlook #emissionstrading

COP29 Breaks Logjam on International Carbon Trading Day one of COP29 saw a breakthrough in the years-long logjam on Article 6.4, as diplomats greenlit key rules for international carbon credit trading. This progress is a significant step toward operationalising the Paris Agreement’s carbon markets, even though the actual trading of UN-regulated carbon credits remains at least a year away. “The sudden clearing of the Article 6.4 logjam has injected fresh optimism into COP, especially for carbon market stakeholders,” said Fitri Wulandari, Global Carbon Analyst at Veyt. “Assuming no further delays, fresh Paris-aligned carbon credits could enter the market by 2026—good news for project developers and host countries in need of finance.” With increased interest in the VCM from both corporates and countries seeking to mitigate their emissions, delivering a credible, global market for carbon credits remains in all parties’ interest. Enshrining the UNFCCC’s role as an oversight body for this key market represents a step change, promising greater accountability and cohesion. If fully realised, these new standards could redefine carbon markets as a vital tool for climate action, driving finance to high-integrity climate solutions and supporting countries in meeting their climate commitments. You can read more of Veyt’s analysis in the Financial Times: https://lnkd.in/eQRhQUFx Or for the story in the press release: https://lnkd.in/dwQ6RPZ6 For the full analysis including timelines, potential barriers and likely impact, please reach out to Fitri Wulandari #COP29 #CarbonTrading #ClimateAction #SustainableFinance #ParisAgreement #VCM #UNFCCC #NetZero