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The Market that knows the Climate

The CVR Markets serve as crucial platforms facilitating the exchange of carbon credits, which are essential instruments in the battle against climate change. These markets provide a dynamic environment where buyers and sellers can participate in the trading of carbon credits, enabling the flow of capital to projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote environmental conservation.

Within the CVR Markets, stakeholders have the opportunity to engage in various transactions related to carbon credits, including buying, selling, and retirement. 

By participating in the CVR Markets, stakeholders not only contribute to the reduction of carbon emissions but also support initiatives that drive sustainable development and promote resilience to climate change impacts.

Carbon offset credits are issued by various standards and programs that assess and certify projects aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions or removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. These standards ensure the credibility and environmental integrity of carbon offset projects.

Carbon offset credits are issued by various standards and programs that assess and certify projects aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions or removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. These standards ensure the credibility and environmental integrity of carbon offset projects.

Carbon credits are issued based on the type of emission reduction or removal activity undertaken by a project.

Credit retirement refers to the process of permanently removing carbon credits from circulation, typically to demonstrate emission reductions or fulfill regulatory compliance obligations.

The issuance and retirement of carbon credits over time reflect the dynamic nature of carbon markets and the evolving landscape of climate action.

Climate Markets Performance Indices and Voluntary Trading Prices Utilizing the Kyotounit Pricing Mechanism