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The voluntary carbon market is experiencing rapid growth, driven by corporate net-zero commitments and increasing awareness of nature-based solutions. While facing challenges like greenwashing concerns and standardization needs, it's attracting significant investment. Technological advancements and regulatory developments are shaping a more transparent and robust future, with high-quality, verifiable projects in high demand.
Total Assets Under Management (AUM)
Value of Voluntary Carbon Market Transactions in United States
~$2 Billion (approx. for US share of global VCM in 2022)
(30-50% CAGR)
- Increased corporate net-zero targets.
- Growing investor interest in climate solutions.
- Expansion of nature-based projects.
10-50 billion USD
DMRV leverages satellite imagery, AI, and IoT sensors for real-time, transparent, and accurate monitoring and verification of carbon projects, reducing costs and increasing trust.
Blockchain technology can enhance the transparency, traceability, and immutability of carbon credit transactions, combating double counting and fraud in the market.
Advanced AI/ML algorithms can rapidly identify suitable project sites, assess risks, and predict carbon sequestration potential, significantly accelerating project development and improving quality.
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has indicated its intent to regulate digital assets that are commodities, which could include tokenized carbon credits, under its existing authority.
This policy could bring greater regulatory clarity and oversight to tokenized carbon markets, increasing investor confidence but also potentially imposing new compliance burdens on Earthshot Labs and its partners.
CARB continuously updates its Cap-and-Trade Program regulations, including provisions for carbon offsets, which influence the demand and quality standards for nature-based solutions within the compliance market.
Updates to CARB's program directly affect the demand for and specifications of compliance-grade carbon credits, potentially impacting Earthshot Labs' project design for clients targeting this market.
The ICVCM released the Core Carbon Principles and Assessment Framework, setting a global benchmark for high-integrity carbon credits to build trust and scale the VCM.
While not a government regulation, the CCPs are a critical industry standard that will push the voluntary carbon market towards higher quality, directly influencing Earthshot Labs' project development and validation processes to ensure their credits meet these benchmarks, attracting more discerning buyers.
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