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.

EU ETS reform: carbon removals and Article 6 credits

Abatable analyses the European Commission’s proposed EU ETS overhaul, which would, for the first time, open the compliance market to permanent carbon removals from 2031 and international Article 6 credits from 2036.

Strengthening the EU Emissions Trading System

Clean Air Task Force sets out recommendations for the EU’s mid-2026 ETS review, urging cautious integration of permanent carbon removals, greater ambition on aviation and maritime emissions, and robust environmental safeguards.

IETA’s Vision for the Post-2030 EU ETS

IETA outlines its position on preserving the EU ETS as Europe’s central climate instrument, calling for an integrated post-2030 review covering the cap, MSR, free allocation, removals and international credits.

Contracted Durability: A Framework for Performance-Based Carbon Removal

A new white paper from RMI, Beyond Alliance, the American Forest Foundation, and LongRun Climate introduces contracted durability: a set of legal and financial mechanisms that ensure a carbon dioxide removal credit keeps one tonne of CO₂ out of the atmosphere across the durability threshold it is required to meet.

Enabling conditions to unlock private sector demand in carbon markets: Policy considerations for host jurisdictions

Published by Beyond, Emergent and the Symbiosis Coalition, this briefing paper outlines nine policy enabling conditions host countries can set to unlock private sector demand in voluntary carbon markets, covering corresponding adjustment guidance, domestic governance and registries, benefit sharing, carbon rights/FPIC, and REDD+ nesting. It shows how clear, stable frameworks de-risk investment, reduce delays, and support high-integrity credit supply aligned with national climate and development priorities.