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My Thoughts on Integrity of Carbon Market- It is very important to channel essential funds to genuine, impactful projects "THAT IN THE ABSENCE OF CARBON SALES REVENUES WOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED" as the ultimate metric of success is "That in the long run there is less CO2 in the atmosphere than before, without harm to environment and communities". #carboncredits #carbonoffset #carbonmarket #VCM #Climatechange

❓ What happened to voluntary carbon market credit supply in 2023, and what’s next for 2024? Join our webinar next week which will provide a snapshot of the current state of the market and unpack some of the supply- and demand-side insights from our Voluntary Carbon Market Developer Overview | 2023-2024 report. The webinar, taking place on 28 March, will also take a focused look at the current state of play in regard to The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM)'s Core Carbon Principles (CCPs), outlining Abatable’s latest analysis of the proportion of the market likely to receive a CCP label. Joining us for the discussion are: - Molly Brown, Head of Carbon Strategy, BURN - Coco Chernel, Research Associate, Abatable - Mike Davies, Chief Executive Officer, Social Carbon - Maria Eugenia Filmanovic, Co-founder, Abatable - Simon Puleston Jones, Founder and MD, Emral Carbon Register here: https://lnkd.in/eVxvpUak #VoluntaryCarbonMarket #VCM #CarbonMarkets #Article6 #CCPs #CarbonCredits #CarbonProjectDevelopers #EmissionsReduction #ClimateAction #ClimateChange #Sustainability

It can be hard to keep up with all the developments occurring in the carbon market. New integrity schemes, compliance markets, gaps in new project development...the list goes on. If this is something you’re interested in understanding, the below article helps to make sense of some of the key drivers for both the Australian and global carbon markets heading into 2025. Rebecca Heard Clara Devlin Adrian Enright Jordan Bramah 🌳💻Brett Giddings Aarya Thakkar Hinatea Osmany David Craig Tasman Environmental Markets (TEM)

Join us next week to discuss what's next for the voluntary carbon market, and our focus on high integrity credits! Register here: https://lnkd.in/eVxvpUak #VoluntaryCarbonMarket #VCM #CarbonMarkets #Article6 #CCPs #CarbonCredits #CarbonProjectDevelopers #EmissionsReduction #ClimateAction #ClimateChange #Sustainability

❓ What happened to voluntary carbon market credit supply in 2023, and what’s next for 2024? Join our webinar this Thursday 28 March to find out, which will provide a snapshot of the current state of the market and unpack some of the supply- and demand-side insights from our Voluntary Carbon Market Developer Overview | 2023-2024 report. The webinar will take a focused look at the current state of play in regard to The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM)'s Core Carbon Principles (CCPs), outlining Abatable’s latest analysis of the proportion of the market likely to receive a CCP label. Joining us for the discussion are: - Molly Brown, Head of Carbon Strategy, BURN - Coco Chernel, Research Associate, Abatable - Mike Davies, Chief Executive Officer, Social Carbon - Maria Eugenia Filmanovic, Co-founder, Abatable - Simon Puleston Jones, Founder and MD, Emral Carbon Register here: https://lnkd.in/eVxvpUak #VoluntaryCarbonMarket #VCM #CarbonMarkets #Article6 #CCPs #CarbonCredits #CarbonProjectDevelopers #EmissionsReduction #ClimateAction #ClimateChange #Sustainability

As 2024 comes to a close and COP29 is fast approaching, carbon markets around the world are preparing for a number of key developments that will shape the future of both the compliance and voluntary markets, impacting buyers 🌏 TEM’s carbon market experts, Nick Baker and Rebecca Heard, break down each of these key market developments and highlight why they matter. They discuss the rise of the Australian carbon market, the focus on integrity across the voluntary market, CORSIA and its impact on demand, and the progression of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. Read the full insights piece via our website ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gnPyJbaA #carbonmarkets #carboncredits #carbonoffsets #carbonmarketoutlook #Article6 #VCM #CORSIA

To participate in carbon markets, individuals or organizations typically need to measure their carbon footprint, reduce emissions where possible, and then buy carbon credits to offset the remaining emissions. Engaging with platforms like the ACX, consulting RHT Green or joining alliances such as the Zero Emissions Traders Alliance can provide avenues for participation. #ACX #RHTGreen

The Green Deal - 09/24 (EN) #responsiblebanking It's business as usual: ESG primary market issues are met with solid demand, but the market continues to be dominated by green bonds while other ESG bond classes are having a much harder time. On the secondary market, the “greenium” remains manageable to non-existent. In this edition, we also take a look at who is still investing in coal, gas and oil, how companies' CO2 targets are developing and examine ESG issuance by Slovenia and CEZ from our region. 📌 Read the full publication by Joerg Bayer, CFA & Georg Zaccaria, CFA here: https://lnkd.in/dP2rkvs6

Our team of carbon market experts will be attending Carbon Forward in London this week, focusing on some of the most pertinent topics impacting #carbonmarkets today and in the future. Connect with our team to get the latest insights across: ✔️EU and UK compliance markets ✔️UK ETS reform and the analyst showdown ✔️Carbon markets and carbon finance ✔️The convergence of voluntary and compliance markets and CORSIA ✔️Voluntary Carbon Market development and credit quality issues ✔️Early stage carbon project investment To arrange a meeting, contact Tyler Manchester, Tim Atkinson, Jaclyn Foss, Federico Siviero and James Rosser. #carbonforward #voluntarycarbonmarket #VCM #emissions #netzero

New revelations from our investigation with Voxeurop to Expose Scammy Greenwashing (#ESG) #Disinformation. We found out that,through their supposedly #greenfunds regulated by the EU legislation on sustainable #finance (#SFDR), banks invested more than 30 billion USD in the World top ten carbon emitters in #fossilfuels (#oil and #gas) extraction and processing. The 10 banks and their respective green funds most exposed to these companies currently account for a total 11 billions USD of investments. The total carbon emissions backed by all “fake” eco-funds investing in the oil and gas #CO2 champions equate to almost 2 billion of tons as an average between 2017 and in 2023. In our upcoming story on Voxeurop , we’ll reveal names and countries of banks labeling as “#green” funds which make profits through supporting the dirtiest companies in the business sectors which contribute the most to the #climatecrisis.We’ll also include the investment figures for all banks and their related funds. If you want to follow our ongoing investigation on fake GreenFinance or submit your information and opinions to our attention, post on Linkedin with the tags #ESG_Disinfo and Voxeurop. Hannah Greep Paul Schreiber Neil Verlander Monique Mikhail Clare Lyons Fiona Hauke Daphne Cronin Samuel Bossart Pablo Grandjean Sarah Clawson Lian Hillier William Glover Rachel Crossley Kat Sutton Isabella Rota Baldini Ryan Brightwell Michelle Auger, CFA Maria van der Heijden Emily Ahmed Nadine Strauß Jennifer Rynne Camille Etienne Frederic Hans Sam van den Haak Daniela Pichler Krzysztof Adamus ICA Daniel Barth Xavier Sol Emanuela Barbiroglio Lorenzo Chiavarini Brivio Enrico Kritica Economica Anna Krajinska Eleonora A. Daniela Pichler Shauna Deidre Matkovich