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The Future of Carbon Markets: What Makes a Carbon Project Economically Viable

September 3, 2026
08:30–10:00 (local time)
Aguascalientes, Mexico

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What separates a bankable, tradable carbon project from one that stalls, from origination and methodology through verification to sale
How independent ratings, third-party verification, and registry standards combine to build the market confidence that underpins liquidity
Where demand and pricing are heading, and how eligibility signals like CORSIA and Article 6 shape which projects hold their value
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Carbon markets are maturing fast, and the bar for quality is rising with them. Buyers are more selective, capital is more cautious, and Latin America sits at the center of global supply. In this environment, not every project is created equal, and not every credit trades.

A carbon credit is only as valuable as the confidence behind it. Liquidity and economic viability don't come from volume alone. They come from the integrity signals buyers trust: robust methodologies, credible verification, transparent ratings, and clear demand.

This breakfast panel brings three of those signals into one room. Climate Action Reserve brings the registry and standards view. TÜV brings independent verification. Sylvera brings independent ratings and market data. Together, we'll work through what actually makes a carbon project financeable, tradable, and built to last.

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