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ListofFigures

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-Half-yearlyissuancesandretirementsbyprojecttype

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-Weightedaveragepricesofremovalvsavoidancecredits

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-Rangeofcapacitybuildingservices

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Figure4

-Legalprotectionsthatholdersofcarboncreditswillhave

iftheyarerecognizedorgrantedpropertyrights

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Figure5A

-Spectrumofrisksincarbonmarkets

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Figure5B

-Riskmappingformarketplayers

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ListofBoxes

Box1

-Article6negotiationsontheroadtoBaku

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Box2

-Roleofcarboncreditsinvoluntarycorporateclimateaction

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Box3

-ConsiderationsforNationalCarbonMarketFramework

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Table1

-Summaryofcompanies’emissionsperformancegap

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-Comparisonofguidanceonusecaseofcarboncredits

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-Keyelementsincarbonmarketpolicyframeworks

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-Keychallengestodevelopingrobustmarketinfrastructure

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Foreword

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Summary

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TableofContents

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Furthereffortsareneeded

tofulfilltheenvironmental

integritycommitmentsmade

atCOP28

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Hostcountriesarebeginning

toestablishpolicyframeworks

forArticle6carbonmarkets,

withsomealsoincorporating

voluntarycarbonmarkets

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Clarityonthelegalnatureof

carboncreditsiscriticaltoboostmarketconfidenceandscale

effectively

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Developingrobustand

interoperablecarbonmarketinfrastructureisessentialfor

marketintegrity

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StateofPlay

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Improvedcoordinationonglobalcapacitybuilding

effortsisneededtobettersupportcountriesto

participateincarbonmarkets

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Emergingproductscouldhelp

identifyandde-riskcarbonmarkettransactionsandincentivize

investment

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Abbreviationsandacronyms

ACR

AmericanCarbonRegistry

ML

MoneyLaundering

ART

ArchitectureforREDD+Transactions

NDC

NationallyDeterminedContribution

A6IP

ParisAgreementArticle6ImplementationPartnership

SBTi

ScienceBasedTargetsInitiative

CAR

ClimateActionReserve

SF6

Sulfurhexafluoride

CADTrust

ClimateActionDataTrust

UNFCCC

UnitedNationsFrameworkConventiononClimateChange

CCP

CoreCarbonPrinciples

UNIDROIT

InternationalInstituteforUnificationofPrivateLaw

CFTC

CommodityFuturesTradingCommission

VCMI

VoluntaryCarbonMarketsIntegrityInitiative

CORSIA

CarbonOffsettingandReductionSchemeforInternationalAviation

VCS

VerifiedCarbonStandard

DAIP

DepartmentofDefenseAeronauticalInformationPortal

ETA

EnergyTransitionAccelerator

GDPR

GeneralDataProtectionRegulation

GtCO2e

Gigatonnesofcarbondioxideequivalent

ICVCM

IntegrityCouncilofVoluntaryCarbonMarkets

IOSCO

InternationalOrganizationofSecuritiesCommissions

ISO

InternationalOrganizationforStandardization

IT

Informationtechnology

KYC

KnowYourCustomer

MIGA

MultilateralInvestmentGuaranteeAgency

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Foreword

Carbonmarketsareessentialforacceleratingclimateactionindeveloping

countries,whereclimatefinanceneedsfarexceedavailableresources.By

providingachanneltomobilizenecessaryfundinganddeliverreal,additional

emissionsreductionsandremovals,carbonmarketscanhelpclosesubstantialinvestmentgaps.Moreover,theysupportbroadereconomicdevelopment

throughassociatedco-benefitsandthepotentialreinvestmentofcarbon

revenues.Assuch,carbonmarketscanbeavitaltoolforachievingclimategoalsandsupportingvulnerablecommunities.

Thesemarketsareatapivotalmoment,wherethepathforwardisfilledwithbothpromiseandchallenges.Ontheonehand,effortstoenhancetrustinthesupplysideofthemarkethaveshownencouragingprogress,instillingasenseofoptimismabouttheenvironmentalintegrityofcarboncredits.However,thedemandsideofthemarketisstillworkingtowardsovercominginconsistent

guidelines,regulations,anddivergentprioritiesamongstakeholders.

Addressingtheclimatecrisiscontinuestobeacriticalpriorityforbothcountriesandcorporations.Aclear,coherentframeworkandpoliciesaroundsupplyand

demandforcarboncreditsisthereforecritical.Whileregulationsareadvancing,theyvaryinspeedandscope,oftenlackingalignment,whichcomplicatesan

alreadycomplexlandscape.Companies,increasinglyengagedinsustainability,urgentlyrequireclarityonhowcarboncreditscansupporttheirinitiatives,

includingtheregulationofenvironmentalclaimsandguidanceforcorporatenet-zerotransitions.

UpcomingrevisionstoNationallyDeterminedContributions(NDCs)presentanopportunityforcountriestoarticulatemoreclearlytheroletheyseeforinternationalcarbonmarkets,sothatbothsovereignandprivatebuyersandsellersofcarboncreditscanunderstandhowtoleveragecarbonmarketstoadvancetheirclimategoals.

Further,therecentUnitedNationsclimatechangenegotiationsinBonn(SB60)laidthegroundworktoadvancediscussionsonArticle6atCOP29atBaku,

anditsignaledreadinessamongPartiestoengageconstructivelyonthe

outstandingissues.COP29presentsacrucialopportunitytoreachasuccessfulconclusiononoutstandingissues,whichwillbevitaltomaintainmomentum.

Acknowledgingthecrossroadsofpossibilities,thissecondeditionof“State

andTrendsofInternationalCarbonMarkets”reviewsthestatusofthecarbon

marketanddelvesintothebottleneckscurrentlyimpedinggrowth.Theurgencyofaddressingtheseissuescannotbeoverstated.Thedecisionsmadetoday

willshapethefutureofourglobalclimateeffortsandunlockthepotentialofcarbonmarketstochannelclimatefinancetodevelopingcountriesanddrivemeaningfulemissionreductions.Thetimeforincreasedactionisnow.

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PracticeManager,ClimateFinanceandEconomics,WorldBank

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Summary

Deployriskmitigation

toolsandfinancial

productsstrategically

atthetransactionlevel

approvedhigh

Well-designed,highintegritycarbonmarketscanplayapivotalroleinfinancingclimate

actionindevelopingcountries.However,

corporategoals

emissions,fornet-zero

Prioritize

implementationguidancetocreaadequatesupply

ofteof

qualitycredits

Deliverconsistentguidanceonuseofcarboncredits,

includingclarityontheiruseforscope3

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Slowprogressin

operationalizationof

end-to-endenvironmentalintegrity

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Highinvestmentrisksacrossthevaluechain

severalcriticalbottlenecksimpedethe

growthofthesemarkets.The2024State

andTrendsofInternationalCarbon

Marketsreportevaluatestheprogressmadeinaddressingthesebottlenecks,highlightstheurgencyoftheseissues,andproposes

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Fragmentedanddiverseapproaches todeployment ofmarketinfrastructure

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Limited

developmentofcomprehensivedomestic

carbonmarket

legislations

Acceleratethe

development

ofpragmatic

carbonmarket

policyframeworks

Define,develop

andimplement

robustand

interoperable

infrastructure

recommendationstoensurethatcarbonmarketsreachtheirfullpotential:

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Lackoflegalclarityaroundcarboncredits

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Fragmented

capacitybuildingefforts

Improveinternational

coordinationandharmonize

deliveryapproachesfor

deploymentofpolicyand

regulatoryframeworks

Clarifythedefinitionoflegal

natureofcarboncreditsin

countrypolicyframeworks

andgrantpropertyrights

Challenge

topromoteharmonization

acrossjurisdictions

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StateofPlay

Carbonmarkets,bothinternationalcomplianceandvoluntary

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inflectionpoint.MoreprogressisneededonArticle6,andexpectationsare

highforCOP29toresolveoutstandingissues(Box1).Involuntarymarkets,

lastyearsawasignificantdropinthemarketvalueoftradedcarboncredits,

fromUSD1.87billiontoUSD723million

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,primarilyattributedtoenvironmental

integrityconcerns

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.Severalotherchallengescontinuetoundermineconfidence.Thisisreflectedinthelowweightedaverageprices,whichhaveremainedbelowUSD6/tCO2esinceJuly2023

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.DespiteadecreaseintheissuanceofReducing

EmissionfromDeforestationandForestDegradation(REDD+)credits,driven

byincreasedscrutinyintheREDD+space,overallissuanceandretirement

levelshaveremainedgenerallystableinthefirsthalfof2024(Figure1).Thereareongoingeffortsbyavarietyofstakeholders,suchastheIntegrityCouncilofVoluntaryCarbonMarkets(ICVCM)andtheVoluntaryCarbonMarketsIntegrityInitiative(VCMI),torestoretrustandtransparencyincarbonmarkets.The

BOX1

Article6negotiationsontheroadtoBaku

Keyoperationalissuesrelatedtotransparency,environmentalintegrityandtheavoidanceofdoublecountingarestillbeingdebatedwithoutconsensus.TheresolutionofoutstandingissuespertainingtoArticle6,especiallyArticle6.4(thesuccessoroftheCleanDevelopment

Mechanism),mustbeprioritized,asitwilldeterminetheoperationaldetailsandgovernancestructuresessentialforthepracticalimplementation

oftheArticle6.4mechanismandtheuseofunitsgeneratedunderit,

includingA6.4mitigationcontributionunitsfortheappropriateclaimsbyvoluntarymarketparticipants.

progressinresponsetotheseinitiativesisyettohavefullimpactbutshowspromise.

FIGURE1

Half-yearlyissuanceandretirementsbyprojecttype(inmtCO2e)

250

tCO2e)

Creditsissued/retired(million

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IssuancesRetirements

●CarbonEngineering●Non-CO2Gases

●FuelSwitch

EnergyEfficiency

●Renewableenergy●REDD+

●NatureRestoration

.JurisdictionalREDD+

Source:MSCICarbonMarkets,asofJune30,2024

Note:IncludestransactionsfromCleanDevelopmentMechanism(NDCeligible),EcoRegistry,Gold

Standard,AmericanCarbonRegistry,Verra,ClimateActionReserve,ClimateForward,PuroEarth,Joint

CreditingMechanism,GlobalCarbonCouncil,BioCarbon,ArchitectureforREDD+Transactions’TheREDD+EnvironmentalExcellenceStandard

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Anotherindicatorofprogressistheincreased

sophisticationofbuyers,theirdirectinvolvementin

projectduediligence,andtheirpreferenceforhigh-qualityinvestments.Suchbuyersarewillingtopaylargepremiums

forcreditswithperceivedhigherqualityanddevelopment

impact.Forexample,in2023,projectswithcertifiedco-

benefitstradedatanaveragepricepremiumof37%over

otherprojects5.ProjectswithLettersofAuthorizationhave

alsocommandedhigherprices

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.Thehigherpricecould

beattributedtoperceivedintegrityfromalignmentwiththeParisAgreementaswellastheincreasedcostsassociated

withauthorizedclimateactions.Finally,projectsratedby

independententitiesarebeginningtocommandhigherprices(morein#6).

Thisyearalsoshowedremovalcreditstradingatapremiumcomparedwithavoidanceandreductioncredits(Figure2).

Technology-basedremovals,suchasdirectaircaptureand

storageandenhancedweatheringandbiochartradeat

significantlyhigherprices.Thisisduetotheperceptionof

higherqualityintechnology-basedremovals,providing

assuranceoffewerbaselineissuesorconcernsaboutover-

crediting.Furthermore,theinconsistentguidanceontheuseofcarboncreditsforcorporatenet-zerogoals,coupledwith

concernsaboutthequalityofreductioncredits(morein#1.2),hasledbuyerstopreferremovalcredits.Lastly,therehasbeenanoticeableincreaseindemandfrombuyersforadvanced

marketcommitmentsrelatedtocarbonremovalprojects,bothtechnology-basedandnature-based.

FIGURE2

Weightedaveragepricesofremovalvsavoidancecredits(inUSD)

Average($/tCOe)

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Naturebasedremovals

Avoidance

Source:AlliedOffsets

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Forinstance,inMay2024,majortechnologycompaniesincludingGoogle,

Microsoft,MetaandSalesforce,launchedtheSymbiosisCoalition

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witha

commitmenttoinvestinnaturerestorationprojectsaimingtogenerateup

to20mtCO2eby2030.Similarly,theNextGen

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consortiumwaslaunchedto

investinadiversifiedportfoliooftechnologicalremovalprojectswiththeaimtopurchaseatleast1mtCO2eofcarbonremovalsby2025,atanaveragepriceofUSD200/tCO2e2.Theselong-termofftakedealsdemonstrateagrowinginterestfromcorporatesinexercisinggreatercontrolovertheprojectsfromwhich

theypurchasecreditstomitigaterisksaroundquality.Theselong-termofftakeagreementsareawelcomedevelopment,astheyalsosignaltoprojectsgreatercashflowcertaintyandpotentialforcollateralizationofcarbonrevenues.

Theincreaseinmarketappetitefortechnologicalremovalmitigationactivities,whicharepredominantlyconcentratedindevelopedcountries,isindeed

encouragingandsignalsthepotentialfordemandtobeunlockedatamuchlargerscaleacrossawidersetofdecarbonizationactivitieswithdevelopmentimpact,importantlyindevelopingcountries.

Criticalbottleneckstoscalingcarbonmarketsidentifiedanddiscussedinthisreportinclude:

?slowprogressinadoptionofend-to-endenvironmentalintegritynecessaryforcompaniestodecarbonizetheiroperationsandvaluechainemissions

usinghighintegritycarboncredits,

?lackofrobustandcomprehensivedomesticcarbonmarketlegislation(thatprovidespolicycertaintyaroundgeneration,transferanduseofcarbon

credits),

?lackofcoordinationincapacitybuildingefforts,

?lackoflegalclarityaroundcarboncredits,

?fragmentedanddiverseapproachestodeploymentofmarketinfrastructure,and

?highinvestmentrisksacrossthecarbonmarketvaluechain.

Thisreportaimstoassesstheprogressmadeintacklingthesebottlenecks

andtooutlinerecommendationssothatcarbonmarketscanachievetheirfullpotential.

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FurthereffortsareneededtofulfilltheenvironmentalintegritycommitmentsmadeatCOP28.

AtCOP28,sixkeyorganizations–ICVCM,VCMI,ScienceBasedTargetsInitiative(SBTi),GHGProtocol,WeMeanBusinessCoalition,andCDP–announcedtheircommitmenttocollaboratethroughan‘end-toend’integrityframeworkfor

carbonmarketstodeliverclear,cohesiveguidanceforcorporateclimateaction.Thiscollaborationwasseenasacrucialsteptogiveconsistentguidelinesandclarityontheusecaseofcarboncreditsbycorporations,andtotherefore

unlockdemand.Additionally,theannouncementfrommajorindependent

creditingstandardsthattheywillcollaboratetoputinplacecommonprinciplesforquantificationandaccountingofremovalsandemissionsreductionsand

toseekassessmentundertheICVCM’sCoreCarbonPrinciples(CCPs)createdencouragingmomentum.DespitetheoptimismcreatedduringCOP28bytheseinitiatives,progresshasbeenslowerthandesirable;onthesupplyside,marketadoptionremainsmuted,andonthedemandside,consistentandactionable

guidanceonusecaseisnotyetinplace.

1.1ICVCM’srulebooktoassessthequalityofprogramandmethodologyisinplace;however,itsimpactondemand

mobilizationisyettobeseen.

ThecarbonmarketcoalescingaroundICVCM’sCCPlabels

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emergingasthebenchmarkforevaluatingthesupply-sidequality,is

animportantandwelcomedevelopment.Atthetimeofthepublicationofthisreport,ICVCMhadapprovedfivemajorindependentcreditingprograms–AmericanCarbonRegistry(ACR),ArchitectureforREDD+Transactions(ART),ClimateActionReserve(CAR),GoldStandard,andVerra’sVerifiedCarbon

Standard(VCS)–alongwithmethodologiesforactivitiesinvolvinglandfillgasutilization,managementofozonedepletingsubstancesandleakdetection/repairingassystems.Fouradditionalcarboncreditingprogramsand27

categoriesofactivities’methodologiesarependingassessmentbyICVCM.

Cumulatively,asofAugust6,thesedevelopmentssuggestthat3.6%ofthe

market(27milliontCO2eofunretiredcredits)hasbeenapprovedtousetheCCPlabel

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CCP-eligiblecreditsfromlandfillgasutilizationandozonedepletingactivities

sawasignificantincreaseinretirementsthissummerpostapproval

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,signalingthemarketreadinesstousetheCCPlabelsasamarkerofquality.Additionally,thisyearsawthefirstCCP-labeledcreditsbecomingavailablefortradingon

exchanges;XpansivlaunchedtradingofstandardizedcontractsforCCPcreditsonitsspotexchangeonJuly23withalmost40,000CO2etradedduringthefirstweek

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Inotherdevelopments,ICVCMhassofarrejectedgrantingCCPlabelsfor

methodologiescoveringaroundathirdofthemarket

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hexafluoride(SF6)avoidance,mini-gridandoff-gridrenewableenergy

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.ICVCMindicatedthesemethodologiescouldberesubmittedforapprovalbutwould

needtoaddressshortcomings,includingadditionality-relatedelements.The

impactofthesedevelopmentsonoverallvoluntarymarketactivityandon

marketparticipantscurrentlyholdingcreditsfromthesemethodologiesremainstobeseen.Thisdevelopment,althoughconsistentwiththepositionofsome

independentstandards

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,underscorestheneedforamorenuancedapproachtowardsrenewableenergyprojectsindevelopingcountries,whereadditionalityiscontext-specificandtiedtocostofcapital,rateofreturns,andtechnology

barriersaswellasthestructureandgovernanceofexistingenergysystems.Italsohighlightstheneedtoconsidersectoralandjurisdictionalapproaches,whichcanreducetransactioncostsandlimitleakagerisks.

Insum,whiletheemergenceoftheICVCMassessmentprocessrepresentsanimportantsteptowardsharmonizingqualityofsupply,akeychallengethat

remainsisthetimeframeformarketadoption.Sixmonthsinandnotingthatassessmentsarenotyetfinished,itsimpacttoun