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The Reserve held a public comment webinar to discuss the revised permanence approach in detail and solicit public comments.
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#NACW2026Insights
To understand where carbon markets are headed, it helps to think of them not as a short-term trend, but as a living system evolving across generations. At NACW 2026, Richard Sand...
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Path 4: Technology
Developing an economically feasible carbon project, unfortunately, can be impossible for small projects. The costs of developing the project and then managing the MRV can be we...
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Path 3: Governance
A key to ensuring integrity in carbon markets is managing risk, and the sophistication around risk management tools continues to grow. This session looks at different tools, li...
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Path 3: Governance
Come with your questions! In this session, trade journalists are ready to answer your questions. Ask about media’s role in the development of the carbon market, trends they hav...
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Path 2: Opportunities
Biochar projects in North America are on the cusp of tremendous growth. The project type holds great potential in removing carbon from the atmosphere, and indications show t...
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Path 2: Opportunities
A few years back, renewable energy seemed to be getting shut out of carbon markets. But the tables have turned, and it’s back with a vengeance. This session provides a gener...
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Path 4: Technology
All the major carbon registries are updating their platforms, and some of the new registries already feature advanced functionality. The accessibility, operability and connecti...
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*The Carbon Accounting & Disclosure Landscape: Critical Advancements and What to Watch through 2027*
Path 4: Technology
The carbon accounting and climate disclosure landscape is entering a decis
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Path 4: Technology
There is no doubt AI is here to stay, but there are questions about how it can and will be utilized for the carbon market. This session explores how AI has been integrated into...
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Path 3: Governance
The market has continued to progress with its support of requiring social safeguards for projects. The support is seen from buyer demand and from requirements by standards bodie...
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Path 3: Governance
Significant developments have happened with global market standards over the past year. More methodologies have been approved, which has led to more approved credits in the mar...
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Path 3: Governance
Within the battle to fight climate change in the US is another battle between subnational action and federal restraint on action. In California legislative action, the state’s C...
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Path 2: Opportunities
While not charismatic, projects addressing super pollutants make a big punch in terms of emissions reductions. A single industrial project reducing super pollutant emissions ...
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Path 2: Opportunities
Perhaps the most recognizable and most debated nature-based solution is forestry. Activities under afforestation, reforestation and improved forest management have been impl...
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Path 2: Opportunities
Landfills represent one of the most common carbon project types and can be found in countries around the world. Largely unregulated, they hold great potential for emissions r...
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Path 4: Technology
Innovative technology solutions can hold the key to addressing a wide range of carbon market issues, from scalability to risk to integrity. Among these solutions are remote sen...
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Path 3: Governance
Nature-based solutions (NbS) remain a core component of carbon markets. As with any type of project involving the removal and/or storage of carbon, permanence is fundamental to ...
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Path 2: Opportunities
This recurring and popular session in the NACW program explores emerging project types, the potential they hold and the innovation that can take them from concept to impleme...
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