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07.11.25

Carbon Mechanisms Review 04-2025: Ready for take-off?

Article 6 moves to implementation; COP30 eyes technical review

28.10.25

The Article 6.4 Sustainable Development tool

A new benchmark for assessing sustainable development impacts in carbon markets?

24.09.25

Carbon Mechanisms Review 03-2025: A Question of Integrity

Analyses and reports on implementing high quality carbon market activities

09.09.25

On the way to net-zero?

How German SBTi companies address their residual emissions through carbon dioxide removals

In order to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement, global emissions must be reduced as quickly as possible. The connected transition to a net-zero society requires the commitment of various stakeholders – not only in reducing emissions, but also in building a carbon dioxide removal (CDR) infrastructure as CDR is a key component in neutralising unavoidable residual emissions. 
29.07.25

The role of Article 6 in NDC 3.0

2025 marks a pivotal moment for global climate policy as countries submit their third round of national climate plans (NDC 3.0) under the Paris Agreement (PA). This fact sheet takes an early look at how the 23 countries that submitted NDC 3.0 so far are approaching international market cooperation through Article 6.
26.06.25

Exploring governments’ efforts to shape carbon credit markets: Possible actions to enhance integrity

This paper explores governments’ efforts to shape carbon credit markets, with a focus on opportunities to enhance integrity. The paper finds that governments could support ambitious quality standards or encourage the responsible use of carbon credits. To enhance integrity, governments could leverage new frameworks, notably provisions under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.
16.06.25

Reversal risk and buffer pool contribution analysis

This paper examines how the Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM) addresses the risk of non-permanence in mitigation activities, with a focus on the buffer pool approach outlined in the Article 6.4 Removals Standard.
05.06.25

Carbon Mechanisms Review 02-2025: Shifting Gears

Article 6 moves into implementation phase as community gathers in Sevilla for annual I4C flagship conference

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