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Still, estimates on how many credits are high quality under the ICVCM are premature because a more detailed set of standards is coming later this year and the group will be conducting its own review of the market, said William McDonnell, chief operating officer of the organization. “There will be more work going on this year to address critical issues that companies face and questions that we are yet to answer but have been carefully consulting the industry on,” Kenber said. Said the rules follow commonly accepted best practices and give companies guidance to make credible claims in the future. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has created an environmental task force focused on rooting out fraud in carbon markets and has called on whistleblowers to expose misconduct. It included requirements that third parties audit emissions claims and that credit issuers show they can track credits. The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market, or ICVCM, in March released its first set of rules for suppliers of credits covering what makes a high-quality offset. Two voluntary standard setters are racing to re-establish credibility. climate negotiators are hashing out rules for a global marketplace for carbon offsets under the Paris Agreement that companies and countries can buy from. Projects that get the go-ahead from governments could sell their credits in the marketplace, but agreement still hasn’t been reached on what kinds of projects will qualify. There has been a flurry of efforts to rebuild the market’s credibility. “As carbon credit markets continue to grow, we will act to foster the integrity of these markets by fighting fraud and manipulation,” CFTC Enforcement Director Ian McGinley said. ” - Danny Cullenward, research fellow at the Institute for Carbon Removal Law and Policy at American University “The offset industry’s inability to self regulate has produced a slow-moving crisis.
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