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Automakers team up with Tesla and Mercedes to buy carbon credits, avoiding €15 billion in EU emissions fines. Key pools formed as regulations drive the push toward EV adoption.

The Frontier Coalition, including Google and Stripe, invests $80M in carbon credits to support CO280 and CREW’s innovative carbon capture technologies, aiming to scale affordable carbon removal solutions.

Bolivia plans to raise $5 billion through carbon credits to halt deforestation by 2030. The initiative will fund forest conservation and comply with global climate targets under the Paris Agreement.

Marsh has launched an insurance product to protect carbon credit buyers from fraud, offering coverage against counterfeit credits and boosting market integrity.

NextGen CDR has signed a deal to purchase carbon credits from Alt Carbon's project in India, marking its first operation outside Europe and the U.S. The initiative aims to enhance carbon sequestration.

Standard Chartered and SEB partner to offer clients carbon credits from early-stage carbon removal projects, supporting sustainable finance and climate action.