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Carbon Market Watch is an independent, not-for-profit watchdog and research organisation with unique expertise in carbon pricing and a track record of shaping and influencing international and European climate policy.
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What we want
  • A carbon price that reflects the true cost of pollution, with revenue used for effective climate action

  • Rapid decarbonisation of industry and high corporate climate responsibility

  • Ambitious and rapid climate action in the aviation and shipping sectors

  • Robust and fair rules for UN carbon markets

  • Climate policies with high environmental integrity and ambition
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    Our current projects
    Together with partners, we work on several campaigns within our work areas.

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    Carbon credits and claims

    Carbon removals

    Industrial and power decarbonisation

    The decarbonisation of transportation and buildings

    Whistleblowers: Your planet needs you

    As a watchdog organisation, we strongly encourage anyone who would like to share information regarding carbon markets, carbon pricing or other topics that we cover, to contact us.

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    Latest publications
    Carbon dioxide removals

    Carbon negative handbook

    The 2015 Paris Agreement established the global ambition to “achieve a balance between anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals by sinks of greenhouse gases (GHG)

    07/11/2024
    Carbon dioxide removals

    Proposal to revise the EU Climate Law

    Not only does the Climate Law not mention the different roles of biogenic sequestration by natural sinks and permanent removals, but it also fails to determine how much or which type of removals should be used to reach the net-zero target by 2050, or how much residual emissions will be allowed at that point.

    17/10/2024
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