BaumInvest AG hat dies direkt geteilt
Nature-based removal developers face a dilemma: lots of buyers say they want credits from projects that regrow varied, native tree species. But it takes years for those trees to grow and store carbon. The consensus from several sources and our own analysis is that we probably won't see a broader spot market form for these credits until 2028 to 2030. Several of these high-quality #ARR projects that regrow varied, native tree species exist and are producing credits at scale -- from developers like WithOneSeed, GreenTrees, LLC, BaumInvest AG -- but most have presold much or all of their future issuances. In the meantime, issuances have dropped significantly since 2021. Under these circumstances, it's very difficult to "pierce the veil" and determine with any certainty where demand will be several years from now. Meanwhile, standards, technology and the world's general willingness to combat climate change continue to shift at much faster rates. "I don't see an end in sight, to be perfectly blunt," Robert Lee, Chief Carbon Officer at Catona Climate told me. "That's the challenge and the opportunity. It's going to be hard. If you can't keep up with it, and you can't meet those standards and be able to demonstrate that your projects are credible, then so be it, you probably don't deserve to be in this market."
While demand is high for credits of certain afforestation, reforestation & revegetation (ARR) projects, issuances have declined since 2021 across the major registries & could take years to rebound. Read more from Henry Kronk on the OPIS Blog: https://bit.ly/4eb2sgn #carbon #afforestation #reforestation #revegetation