While Carbon Market Watch welcomes the introduction of UNFCCC guidelines for the net-zero pledges of businesses and other non-state major emitters, these guidelines must be designed to lead to actual accountability of these actors. Clear
Ahead of the Article 6.4 Supervisory Body’s 8th meeting, Carbon Market Watch welcomes the opportunity to respond to the call for inputs and has prepared a submission on the Supervisory Body’s ongoing work on developing recommendations on removal activities.
Ahead of the Article 6.4 Supervisory Body’s 8th meeting, Carbon Market Watch welcomes the opportunity to respond to the call for inputs and has prepared a submission on the Supervisory Body’s ongoing work on developing recommendations on methodological requirements
Carbon Market Watch suggests changes necessary to climate neutrality plans for installations under ETS to guarantee it is not an empty exercise for companies to be able to receive free allowances.
This policy document outlines recommendations for how the EU’s Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) EU can help the EU decarbonise its economy by 2040. It was submitted in response to the European Commission’s public consultation
Carbon Market Watch welcomes the opportunity to provide inputs to the Supervisory Body on the requirements for the development and assessment of mechanism methodologies. Noting that the Supervisory Body aims to finalise its draft recommendations
CMW inputs on emission avoidance under Article 6.4
Carbon Market Watch (CMW) welcomes the opportunity to comment on activities involving removals. We encourage both SBSTA and the 6.4 Supervisory Body to continue inviting stakeholders to submit views. CMW is also keen to participate
Carbon Market Watch (CMW) welcomes the opportunity to comment on the independent grievance process in Article 6.4 (Decision3/CMA3, annex, chapter V.L, paragraph 62), following the invitation for observers to do so in the Article 6.4
This study assesses the effectiveness of carbon market grievance mechanisms of leading voluntary carbon market standards. While most voluntary carbon market standards have grievance mechanisms in place, most of them are opaque and do not
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