A deep dive into carbon removal technologies, market dynamics, and guidance for investors.

This whitepaper explores what a convergence of voluntary and compliance carbon credit markets would look like, what it means for corporations, and how to take advantage of the opportunities that will inevitably arise.

Following COP28, here is a reminder of what the Article 6 rule book says, as well as an update on the progress made, and what questions and disagreements still remain.

The word ‘disclosure’ is impossible to escape if you’re involved in or adjacent to ESG. But what does this actually mean, why is it such a hot topic, and how might it affect businesses and the voluntary carbon market?

Sylvera will be attending the 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference from Nov 30 2023- Dec 12 2023. This dedicated COP28 page will serve as a hub for resources and updates on the conference.

This is Sylvera’s second annual publication of The State of Carbon Credits report, focusing on how the market can move forward after a year of intense scrutiny. We highlight where quality lies in the market, supported by Sylvera project-level case studies and global data, including credit issuance, retirement and pricing information.

Earth observation data is enabling the development of a new generation of high-impact nature-based projects, giving buyers opportunities to invest in early-stage projects that have not yet issued credits

A warming planet and a decarbonizing economy have exposed businesses to a number of new physical, regulatory, and market-based risks. For companies around the world, reaching net zero is quickly becoming imperative. In just over two years, the share of publicly listed companies with net zero targets has more than doubled.

Regulatory action may seem daunting, but well-designed interventions can help increase quality participation in impactful activities. This paper outlines an overview of impending climate regulations.

This paper outlines the key components of credit quality, and how they can be assessed. Although this is a complex task, carbon credit ratings can reliably identify quality.

For each project type, Sylvera develops a proprietary framework to assess carbon credit quality. This paper outlines our ratings framework for Direct Air Capture & Storage projects.

Watch the recordings from Sylvera’s second annual Carbon Markets Summit, featuring corporate sustainability, policy and financial market leaders.

This report, created in partnership with Pachama, looks at what's happening in the markets and expectations for the future as we hit the halfway mark of 2023.

For each project type, Sylvera develops a proprietary framework to assess carbon credit quality. This paper outlines our ratings framework for Regenerative Agriculture projects.

Companies are under increasing regulatory and shareholder pressure to disclose the risks and opportunities as a result of climate change and the net zero transition. In order to assess the accuracy of companies’ sustainability strategies and claims, clear information must be provided about the role of carbon credits.

For each project type, Sylvera develops a proprietary framework to assess carbon credit quality. This paper outlines our ratings framework for Improved Cookstove projects.

We analyzed data from ~100 of the largest businesses across different industries to see whether investments in carbon credits indicated slower decarbonization rates. And what we found would surprise those who see carbon credits as a way to avoid taking real climate action.

For each project type, Sylvera develops a proprietary framework to assess carbon credit quality. This paper outlines our ratings framework for CCUS-EOR projects.

Sylvera’s Carbon Credit Analytics helps new and experienced market participants analyze and compare the quality of retirements across more than 8 registries/standards, and match over 500M retired credits to 1450+ companies.

For each project type, Sylvera develops a proprietary framework to assess carbon credit quality. This paper outlines our ratings framework for biochar projects.

Jurisdictional REDD+ is one of the most significant changes approaching the voluntary carbon markets. This guide explores the key fundamentals of this new credit type and the impact it will have on the market.

The rule book for carbon markets, under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, was agreed at COP26. We provide a simple and straightforward summary of key developments and what you need to know following COP27.

For each project type, Sylvera develops a proprietary framework to assess carbon credit quality. This paper outlines our framework for Improved Forest Management (IFM) projects.

For each project type, Sylvera develops a proprietary framework to assess carbon credit quality. This paper outlines our framework for Renewables (RES) projects.

For each project type, Sylvera develops a proprietary framework to assess carbon credit quality. This paper outlines our framework for Afforestation, Reforestation and Revegetation (ARR) projects.

Learn how Sylvera utilizes machine learning (ML) and multiple types of satellite data to identify specific features of forests and land cover.

For each project type, Sylvera develops a proprietary framework to assess carbon credit quality. This paper outlines our overall framework for REDD+ projects, and highlights how we apply it to AUD and APD projects.

This guide will help you better understand the VCMs, so that you can navigate through the complexities and deliver your sustainability goals with confidence.

Why do we, as Sylvera, exist? What problems do we solve? How does our platform work? We answer all the above briefly in our Company Overview.

How do we create a Sylvera carbon credit rating, what types of assessments do we carry out and what makes our carbon credit rating system accurate and reliable?

Soaring prices, increasing carbon liability, the advent of "crypto carbon" -- What does 2022 hold for voluntary carbon markets (VCMs)? ‍ Download our latest proprietary research report to find out.