The voluntary carbon market is in an awkward transition: expectations of explosive growth have given way to a more cautious and complex market. Annabelle Palmer reports.
High expectations around exclusions applied by a green bond fund manager are a "big thing" among institutional investor clients, according to a major investor - but he is not a "big sceptic" of the ...
Environmental Finance received close to 3,000 votes across 23 separate categories for this year's Voluntary Carbon Market ...
Green bond fund clients 'want to see asset managers who exclude the most names' 21 September 2026 High expectations around exclusions applied by a green bond fund manager are a "big thing" among ...
Climate Impact Partners CEO Sheri Hickok says sustainability professionals are, for the first time, reporting revenue growth directly linked to carbon credit buying. Sheri Hickok: Even in a world of ...
Agrocortex CEO Marcos Preto tells Environmental Finance why biodiversity should be at the heart of forest carbon projects, how regulation is re ...
Invert's CEO Andre Fernandez talks about where the appetite is for nature-based solutions in the voluntary carbon markets today, and what is required to bring greater scale. Environmental Finance: ...
ClearBlue's Marcela Vera, manager, carbon project development, says that the voluntary carbon markets have greater rules enforced, the quality of credits is increasing, and appetite is growing, even ...
Favourable market conditions and investor demand for more robust green bonds are driving EuGB growth, despite a limited pool ...
At the national level, alignment with Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) is equally essential. Even in a voluntary market context, such alignment ensures that carbon projects reinforce ...
Regen ag focus can help investors limit food firms' climate losses, says Ceres To access the premium content on Environmental Finance, you must first sign in to your account. Not registered? Sign up ...
Sustainable farmland, healthy forests, clean water, and abundant habitat stand to become more valuable as the global population climbs to nine billion by 2050. Already, pioneering investors have put ...
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