‘It’s time we drop the V in VCM’, says Verra CEO as carbon markets converge

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‘It’s time we drop the V in VCM’, says Verra CEO as carbon markets converge - Eco-Business

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As voluntary carbon markets edge closer to regulatory integration, Mandy Rambharos argues that its distinction with the compliance markets is outdated.

While credit retirements have softened slightly in 2025, quality has steadily increased.

But with the first batch of Article 6.4 credits coming to market, after rules enabling the cross-border trading of offsets to meet the climate targets of companies and countries were finalised at last year’s COP29 climate summit, Rambharos also called for further alignment in global frameworks to reduce fragmentation, as the compliance-driven market grows.