Seventeen listings, seven registrations. Almost none of it is the supply Climate Week asked for.
New listings · 21–25 September
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Three things that change pre-issuance supply.
California authorised linking its cap-and-trade market with Washington and Québec, creating North America's largest compliance carbon market by 2027. Japan Airlines signed the first CORSIA-compliant removal deal, with Climeworks. Salesforce joined Google and Microsoft as a Mombak offtaker under Symbiosis.
Why it matters. Government and compliance buyers are replacing voluntary corporate buying as the anchor. For nature-based supply, the Symbiosis contract terms and CORSIA eligibility are now the bar.
Gov. of California ↗ · Carbon Herald: JAL–Climeworks ↗ · Carbon Herald: Mombak ↗
Vaulted Deep raised $35 million of debt from Mediobanca secured on Frontier, Microsoft and Google offtakes. ADM will put 800,000 tonnes a year of geologic removal on the market from a single Nebraska plant. Agoro issued its first soil credits under a 2.6 million credit Microsoft contract. Canada opened a framework to export removal ITMOs.
Why it matters. Offtake contracts are now bankable collateral, and durable removal is about to compress the price of the removal label. Nature projects win on authorised tonnes, community data and biodiversity, not tonnes alone.
Carbon Herald: Vaulted Deep ↗ · ESG Today: ADM ↗ · Canada.ca ↗
Gold Standard opened the working group that will define Ongoing Emissions Responsibility under SBTi's Net-Zero 2.0. ICVCM and the World Bank set sixteen integrity requirements for digital MRV. Five European CDR associations demanded a binding 250 Mt removal obligation in the EU ETS. And Malaysia moved to cap Article 6 exports while Sabah barred unvetted projects.
Why it matters. Every rule rewrite favours projects with verifiable ground data on a CCP-eligible methodology. Every host-state move makes authorisation, not methodology, the scarce asset.
Carbon Herald: Gold Standard OER ↗ · ICVCM dMRV ↗ · Malay Mail: Sabah ↗
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