AlliedOffsets Biodiversity Report
If executed well, carbon market projects can address both the climate and biodiversity crises at the same time, by conserving and restoring ecosystems of great value. To identify which projects do this, and which projects have a potential negative impact on nature, we have set out to assess biodiversity as a co-benefit of carbon projects.
This report introduces our new biodiversity score, which assesses projects on a range of indicators relating to biodiversity. The score builds on the biodiversity work we have been doing since the start of this year.
Other Reports
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AlliedOffsets has developed a forecasting model that allows stakeholders to prognosticate the impact of a range of scenarios on supply, demand, and prices of credits in the years to come.
In the report we review three different scenarios. One scenario presents a fairly pessimistic view of the market, while the other presents a much more optimistic one, and the last one a most likely scenario. The scenarios are meant to illustrate how the model performs under different inputs and the prognostications that can be taken away from the results of the model.
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5 Learnings About CDR Policy Landscape
In our brand new CDR Policy Report we examine the five key learnings about the current CDR policy landscape.
We explore five key themes shaping the development of CDR governance frameworks and how policy will potentially reclaim the driving seat with new additions to market structure.
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Credits Bridging Voluntary and Compliance Carbon Markets
Our new policy report sheds light on the intersection between the voluntary and compliance markets.
In this policy report, we cover:
- The availability of VCM/Compliance credits
- Demand and supply trends of compliance-eligible VCM credits
- The top buyers of compliance-eligible credits
- Chile’s Green Tax Scheme, Singapore’s carbon tax-eligible credits, and much more!
