This paper synthesizes the evolving corporate climate governance landscape by analyzing updates to the Science Based Targets initiative Corporate Net-Zero Standard (v2.0) and the draft ISO Net-Zero Standard. It outlines how these frameworks establish rigorous operational baselines to eliminate greenwashing and accelerate decarbonization actions.
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.
GHG Protocol Announces Key Standard Development Updates: FAQ Resource
GHG Protocol’s July 2026 FAQ blog addresses key updates to its corporate standards, including a harmonised ISO partnership, revised Scope 2 consultation results, and a new standard development timeline.
About the EU ETS
The European Commission explains the EU Emissions Trading System, the world’s first international carbon market, covering its cap-and-trade mechanism, phase history, allowance rules, and reform proposals under current policy.
Core Carbon Principles and Carbon Credit Ratings: complementary tools for a maturing market
The ICVCM explains how Core Carbon Principles and carbon credit ratings play distinct but complementary roles in strengthening voluntary carbon market integrity, confidence, and transparency, with data showing a flight to quality.
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.
Commission adopts certification methodologies for carbon farming under the CRCF Regulation
The European Commission adopted three certification methodologies under the CRCF Regulation covering agriculture and agroforestry, peatland rewetting, and afforestation, establishing consistent EU-wide rules for carbon farming certification.
Clean Energy 101: Advance Market Commitments Today Can Build a Low-Carbon Tomorrow
RMI explains how advance market commitments can aggregate buyer demand to signal market readiness, using low-carbon cement and concrete procurement as a case study for scaling clean energy solutions.
A new carbon accounting standard for crops and land use
The World Economic Forum argues that corporate carbon accounting is gaining a land-use “balance sheet” in 2026, tracking carbon stores alongside fluxes, with implications for supply chains, asset valuations and investors.
Article 6 Explainer: COP29 Decisions and Implications for NDCs, Nature & Carbon Markets
Published by The Nature Conservancy, this explainer summarises COP29 decisions that operationalise Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, covering authorisations, registries, and reporting, and explains implications for NDCs, REDD+, and voluntary carbon markets.
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