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 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.
The unsung hero of climate action: Why it’s time to focus on superpollutants
Calyx Global explains why methane and other super pollutants drive more than half of current warming, outlining priority sectors and the role carbon markets can play in accelerating mitigation.
Methane is climate finance’s untapped opportunity
EDF+Business argues that methane reduction from oil and gas operations is severely underfunded despite proven technologies, compelling economics, and IEA data showing 70% of fossil-fuel methane emissions can be abated today.
Superpollutants Season 2: Revisiting a critical part of the carbon markets
Calyx Global revisits superpollutant carbon credits, examining why short-lived climate pollutant project types are becoming success stories in the voluntary carbon market, with updated analysis and ratings insights.
Fossil Fuel Methane Primer: Critical Role of Reducing Fossil Fuel Methane Emissions to Address the Climate Emergency
IGSD examines fossil fuel methane emissions as a critical near-term climate lever, outlining the science, mitigation opportunities across oil, gas, and coal sectors, and policy actions needed to address the climate emergency.
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan for Building a Beautiful China: Implications for Non-CO₂ Super Climate Pollutant Mitigation
IGSD analyses China’s 15th Five-Year Plan for Building a Beautiful China, covering pollution control, climate mitigation and ecological protection through 2030, with implications for non-CO₂ super pollutant mitigation.
Reality Check: Clearing the Air on Methane
RMI debunks five persistent oil and gas methane myths, using its OCI+ webtool to show detection and abatement technology exists today to prevent largely preventable emissions and gas loss.
The Methane Mitigation Opportunities in China’s 15th Five-Year Plan for Building a New Energy System
IGSD analyses China’s 15th Five-Year Plan for Building a New Energy System, identifying methane mitigation provisions covering coal mine methane, oil and gas, carbon markets, and carbon-footprint policies for 2026–2030.
EIA Briefing to OEWG48
The Environmental Investigation Agency sets out its analysis and recommendations for Montreal Protocol parties ahead of OEWG-48, addressing Kigali Amendment implementation, HFC phase-down, and multilateral cooperation at a key anniversary milestone.
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