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01.09.22

From Glasgow to the future: How does the COP26 outcome shape tomorrow’s voluntary carbon market

COP 26 in Glasgow adopted the rulebook for Article 6 activities. A recent Carbon Mechanisms Research Paper takes in-depth look at the implications of the Glasgow decisions for the voluntary carbon market segment. The paper further analyses the needs for strategic decisions and alignment with the Art. 6 rulebook for different stakeholders, from activity proponents and suppliers, to Buyers and credit users, host countries as well as private certification standards.
01.09.22

Financing Sustainable Energy Access in African NDCs

The study presents findings on linking climate finance and carbon markets to finance energy infrastructure development in Africa.
13.07.22

Carbon Mechanisms Review 02-2022: Great Expectations

Will the voluntary carbon market rise to the challenge?

02.05.22

Potentials for Offset Approaches in Selected Sectors post 2020

Final report published

The report develops an assessment framework that policy makers can use to determine whether offsets can add value while ensuring the environmental integrity of a compliance system.
02.05.22

Offset approaches in existing compliance mechanisms – Adding value and upholding environmental integrity?

Final report published

The report analyzes the conditions under which offsets can add value to compliance systems without undermining their environmental integrity.
02.05.22

Suitability and Success Factors of Offsets post-2020

Final report published

The report examines the role offset approaches can play in the post-2020 climate regime.
27.04.22

COP26 digest: The significance of Article 6 and CDM transition outcomes for Africa

This short study reflects on the significance of COP26 outcomes for global carbon markets with a focus on African priorities.
14.04.22

Carbon Mechanisms Review 01-2022: The road ahead

International carbon markets after the Glasgow breakthrough

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