Carbon Credits 101

Over the past 10 weeks, we’ve broken down the basics of carbon credits, from how they’re created to what happens when they’re retired.

Along the way, we covered a few important questions:

– What exactly does a carbon credit represent?
– What happens between a project and an issued credit?
– What’s the difference between avoidance and removal?
– Who participates in the carbon market, and where does the money go?
– How do we measure and verify climate impact?
– What does it mean to retire a credit?

Carbon markets can be complex, but understanding the fundamentals makes it easier to understand what sits behind the number.

Thanks for following along with Carbon Credits 101! We hope the series made the carbon market a little easier to navigate.

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