Bitkub has partnered with Kathi Zero to establish Carbon Credit Tokenization, aiming to drive carbon credits into the world of Green Economy assets. This collaboration brings carbon credits into digital token form through the Bitkub platform together with Kathi Zero. Reports say the initiative aims to open the way for carbon credits to enter the green asset market. This news report was produced by the Thai eFinance news agency, with Prakai Dao Bangsanthia as editor of digital asset news.
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Cowboy Clean Fuels · Demand · Positive Cowboy Clean Fuels sold its first carbon removal credits, entering the durable CDR market alongside its RNG business.
Milkywire · Demand · Positive Milkywire facilitated the Salesforce-backed purchase of Cowboy Clean Fuels' first carbon removal credits.
CRM · Demand · Positive Salesforce-backed purchase of Cowboy Clean Fuels' first carbon removal credits advances its $100M durable CDR pledge.
SEC unveils roadmap for Thailand's capital market toward a green economy, backing Green Bonds and carbon mechanisms
The SEC has unveiled a roadmap to unlock Thailand's capital market toward a green economy, by upgrading ESG and ISSB data and using the Thailand Taxonomy as a compass for its operations. The roadmap covers financial instruments including Green Bonds, Transition Bonds, SRI Funds and carbon mechanisms, to support the flow of capital into a sustainable economy.
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KTB.BK · Technology · Positive Krungthai Bank partners to develop Carbon Credit Linked Derivatives, a new financial instrument leveraging its money and capital markets expertise.
PTT.BK · Technology · Positive PTT contributes sustainable business and low-carbon transition knowledge to develop Carbon Credit Linked Derivatives, advancing its ESG financial innovation.
PTT International Trading Pte Ltd · Supply · Positive PTT International Trading supports sourcing of internationally recognized quality carbon credits for the derivatives, providing the underlying supply.
Agoro Carbon Issues First Soil Carbon Credits Under Microsoft Deal
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Agoro Carbon · Demand · Positive Agoro Carbon issued its first soil carbon credits under its 2.6M-credit Microsoft deal, with supply beyond that agreement available to other corporate buyers.
MSFT · Demand · Positive Microsoft receives its first delivery of 2.6M soil carbon removal credits under its 12-year agreement, advancing its carbon removal procurement.
Verra · Regulation · Positive Verra's validation and verification of the two Agoro projects under its VM0042 methodology enabled the first credit issuance.
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Relae (formerly Carbon Direct) · Technology · Positive Relae released the sixth edition of its CDR Criteria with Microsoft, introducing a delivery risk framework and updated pathway criteria.
MSFT · Technology · Positive Microsoft co-released the sixth edition of Relae's CDR Criteria, adding a new delivery risk framework to its carbon removal quality benchmarks.
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