United Nations launches execution phase of Article 6.4 global carbon market mechanism
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Updated · Reuters · Apr 29
United Nations launches execution phase of Article 6.4 global carbon market mechanism
12 articles · Updated · Reuters · Apr 29
Trovio has been appointed to operate the mechanism’s registry, marking the transition from planning to implementation under the Paris Agreement.
While the mechanism sets new standards for credit quality and transparency, experts warn that high compliance costs may deter participation, especially from emerging markets and nature-based projects.
Analysts argue that excessive rigor could reduce credit supply, suggesting a shift toward greater transparency and flexibility to ensure broad market participation and effective climate impact.
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If only 4% of credits meet new integrity standards, was the old market mostly 'hot air'?