North American carbon markets enter a new chapter

IETA reports California and Québec have finalised amendments to their linked cap-and-trade programmes, extending California’s programme to 2045, removing 118 million allowances, and preparing the ground for Washington State’s planned market linkage.

The State of Quality and Pricing in the VCM: 2026

With growing attention on superpollutant credits, there is also a broader shift in the voluntary carbon market toward greater scrutiny of GHG integrity. However, the market is still struggling to price superpollutant quality.

The Permanence Rules Being Written in Article 6.4 Will Reach Your Portfolio

To invest in carbon credits at scale, companies need to know what a credible tonne looks like. Increasingly, that answer is being written in Bonn, where the Paris Agreement’s Article 6.4 mechanism is setting the rules for how carbon credits are generated, verified, and issued — rules that apply to countries and companies alike. It is becoming the reference architecture …

The Emergency Brake to Rising Temperatures

Global Methane Hub’s Marcelo Mena argues methane reduction offers rapid near-term cooling and urges full implementation of the European Union’s rules addressing methane emissions from imported fossil fuels.

Next-Generation Geothermal at Scale

Clean Air Task Force’s report series examines policy actions that United States state, federal and international decision-makers can use to accelerate deployment of next-generation geothermal energy at scale.

Policies for Regenerative Landscape Action

WBCSD sets out a business-backed policy agenda, drawing on input from 58 organisations, identifying actions governments can take to unlock private capital and scale the transition to regenerative landscapes.