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Knowing a region does not always mean knowing how to navigate a carbon project there.Ruben brought extensive experience ...
30/09/2026

Knowing a region does not always mean knowing how to navigate a carbon project there.

Ruben brought extensive experience in South-East Asia to local enquiries about carbon credits. Turning those opportunities into concrete project decisions, however, required a clearer view of what could work and where to focus first.

C-nery supported pre-feasibility studies for reforestation and biofuel projects in Indonesia.

“Their accessible and interactive approach helped us take our first steps and set us on the right track for the long journey ahead.”

Early-stage decisions shape what comes next: the pathways worth exploring, the uncertainties to investigate and the groundwork for credible projects. Thank you, Ruben, for sharing your experience.

Carbon markets are becoming relevant for more and more organisations. But understanding how all the mechanisms, actors a...
21/09/2026

Carbon markets are becoming relevant for more and more organisations. But understanding how all the mechanisms, actors and processes fit together is not always easy.

That is exactly what Sarah highlighted after joining our training:

“Before this training, I knew the basic principles of carbon markets, but the many mechanisms, actors and processes sometimes made it difficult to see the full picture. Thanks to C-nery’s training, I now have a much clearer understanding of the carbon project lifecycle and of how organisations can concretely respond to opportunities within carbon markets.”

She also described it as a highly enriching experience that fits well with the growing relevance of carbon pricing in today’s market.

Our next edition takes place in Brussels:

📍 7 October: The Carbon Market & The Carbon Project Life Cycle
📍 8 October: Financial Mechanics of Carbon Markets and Carbon Projects

You can join one module or both days.

Registrations are closing soon, so if this could be relevant for you or someone in your network, now is a good moment to take a look.

👉 More info and registration:
https://www.c-nery.com/learn/carbonprojectdevelopmentmastery?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=carbon_project_development_mastery_oct2026&utm_content=sarah_testimonial

Carbon markets are complex, and they keep evolving.That is why we believe a good training should do more than transfer i...
18/09/2026

Carbon markets are complex, and they keep evolving.

That is why we believe a good training should do more than transfer information. It should help you understand how the pieces connect and give you knowledge you can continue using afterwards.

We were therefore especially happy with Tom’s feedback after joining our training.

“What stood out was not only the breadth of knowledge, but the ability to make carbon tangible as a financial commodity.

Seeing how carbon can appear as an asset on a company balance sheet offers a unique perspective. It can become an important decision-making tool for both business strategy and corporate sustainability.”

That practical connection is exactly what we aim for.

And because the carbon market keeps changing, participants retain access to the training information afterwards, so they can return to it when new questions arise.

Our next training takes place in Brussels:

🌱 7 October: The Carbon Market & The Carbon Project Life Cycle
💶 8 October: Financial Mechanics of Carbon Markets and Carbon Projects

Join one day or the full programme.

👉 More information:
https://www.c-nery.com/learn/carbonprojectdevelopmentmastery?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=carbon_project_development_mastery_oct2026&utm_content=tom_testimonial

A tonne of carbon is no longer valuable simply because it exists.Its value increasingly depends on what it can actually ...
10/09/2026

A tonne of carbon is no longer valuable simply because it exists.

Its value increasingly depends on what it can actually do.

Can it support a credible climate claim? Fit within a Scope 3 or insetting strategy? Qualify under CRCF? Create value through low-carbon products, procurement, Article 6 or a compliance market?

The carbon market is not evolving towards one market with one price. It is becoming layered.

For project developers, this changes the starting question from:

“How many credits can this project generate?”

to:

“Which market layer is this project being designed for?”

In our latest blog, we explore why carbon projects increasingly need to be designed backwards from future demand, accounting rules and credible use cases.

Read the full article:

👉 https://www.c-nery.com/post/carbon-is-becoming-a-market-design-question

What do you think will determine the value of a carbon tonne in the years ahead?

A carbon project decision rarely depends on one question.Methodology fit, project priorities, expected credits, revenue,...
07/09/2026

A carbon project decision rarely depends on one question.

Methodology fit, project priorities, expected credits, revenue, buffer contributions, risks and similar projects all influence the bigger picture.

Throughout this series, we explored how these insights support an early decision: go, adapt or stop.

They are still only part of the full assessment. Additionality, baseline setting, permanence, leakage, monitoring, crediting periods and other technical details also shape the certification route and business case.

Project teams do not need every answer at the beginning. They need enough clarity to understand what supports the project, what requires more evidence and where further time, expertise and investment can create value.

Our platform brings project inputs, methodology information, business-case assumptions and relevant precedents together in one structured and transparent view.

Because better choices start with better insights.

📥 See how these insights come together for EthioTrees:
https://www.c-nery.com/product/case-study-download?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=early_carbon_project_decisions&utm_content=part_08_series_wrap_up

A certification methodology may fit a carbon project on paper. But has it been used for similar projects before? Registe...
01/09/2026

A certification methodology may fit a carbon project on paper. But has it been used for similar projects before?

Registered projects can provide valuable context. They show where a methodology has been applied, which activities were certified and how projects were designed and implemented.

The comparison still needs care. A project in the same country is not automatically a relevant benchmark. Its activities, methodology, standard, scale, status and local context all matter.

Similar projects should therefore be treated as evidence, not proof. They can strengthen confidence and help identify questions, risks and assumptions, but they cannot guarantee eligibility, credit issuance or commercial success.

Our platform includes relevant projects in the methodology comparison, connecting certification requirements with real-world precedent.

For EthioTrees, we explored relevant Gold Standard projects in Ethiopia, including S**o, Humbo, and Duguna Fango and Damot Weyde.

📥 Discover the comparison in our case study:

https://www.c-nery.com/product/case-study-download?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=early_carbon_project_decisions&utm_content=part_07_similar_projects

Projected carbon generation is not always the same as the number of credits available to sell or claim. For many nature-...
24/08/2026

Projected carbon generation is not always the same as the number of credits available to sell or claim.

For many nature-based carbon projects, part of the credits is placed in a shared buffer. This reserve helps cover potential reversals, such as carbon being released again because of fire, disease or other project risks.

The contribution affects the project’s net credit volume and potential revenue. Its calculation can also differ between certification routes. Some approaches use a fixed contribution, while others consider project-specific risks, mitigation measures and longevity.

Our platform includes this information in the methodology comparison, helping teams understand how different certification routes may affect the early business case.

In our case study, we compare the buffer approaches under Verra VM0047 and Plan Vivo PM001 for EthioTrees.

📥 Download the case study:

https://www.c-nery.com/product/case-study-download?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=early_carbon_project_decisions&utm_content=part_06_buffer_contributions

What does an in-depth carbon project training actually look like? Carbon projects bring different worlds together: clima...
21/08/2026

What does an in-depth carbon project training actually look like?

Carbon projects bring different worlds together: climate impact, certification, markets, long-term implementation and finance.

During our two-day training, we connect these perspectives and turn them into practical insights you can use to assess or develop real projects.

Expect theory, exercises, examples and space for your own questions and cases.

Swipe through to discover what we will cover and what you will take away.

📅 7 & 8 October 2026
📍 Brussels, MeetDistrict Madou

Choose one module or combine both. No prior experience required.

Find the full programme via
https://www.c-nery.com/learn/carbonprojectdevelopmentmastery?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_c-nery

The EU ETS reform proposal also has major implications beyond European carbon removal projects.Two international carbon-...
20/08/2026

The EU ETS reform proposal also has major implications beyond European carbon removal projects.

Two international carbon-credit channels need to be distinguished.

𝟭. 𝗖𝗢𝗥𝗦𝗜𝗔 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗻𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗮𝘃𝗶𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻
Today, the EU ETS mainly covers intra-European aviation, alongside certain links with the UK and Switzerland.
The Commission is not proposing an immediate extension of the EU ETS to all international departing flights.
Instead, from 2029, the ETS scope would be extended more selectively to flights to destinations within approximately 5,000 kilometres of the EU, subject to a later review.
CORSIA would therefore remain important, particularly for international flights outside the expanded EU ETS scope.
For the supply side, the principal constraint is not only the number of carbon credits issued.
Credits must also meet CORSIA eligibility requirements and obtain the required host-country authorization and corresponding adjustment.
A project can therefore generate credits without those credits being compliance-ready.

𝟮. 𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗻𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗰𝗿𝗲𝗱𝗶𝘁𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗘𝗨’𝘀 𝟮𝟬𝟰𝟬 𝘁𝗮𝗿𝗴𝗲𝘁
Separately, the proposal foresees the possible centralized purchase of up to 260 million high-quality international credits between 2036 and 2040.
These credits would be linked to Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and subject to rules that still need to be developed.
This could make the EU one of the world’s largest institutional carbon-credit buyers.
But it also creates a major supply challenge.
Projects will need to navigate:
→ methodology eligibility
→ Article 6 authorization
→ corresponding adjustments
→ environmental-integrity criteria
→ host-country policy
→ delivery timelines
→ EU procurement requirements

The opportunity is significant.

So is the risk of developing supply that ultimately does not qualify.

For international project developers, early screening is no longer optional. It is becoming a core part of project strategy.

A carbon revenue projection may look simple: expected carbon credits multiplied by the price per credit.But the outcome ...
17/08/2026

A carbon revenue projection may look simple: expected carbon credits multiplied by the price per credit.

But the outcome depends on several assumptions, including estimated carbon units per hectare, project area, credit price and the crediting period.

The methodology can also influence what may be counted, how uncertainty is handled and when credits may be issued.

Revenue alone does not determine whether a project is viable. Development, certification, monitoring and implementation costs matter too, as does the timing of expenses and income.

Early projections are therefore not promises. They are scenarios that help project teams test assumptions, understand what drives the result and identify where more information is needed.

Our platform structures these revenue assumptions alongside methodology and feasibility insights.

📥 Discover how this was applied to EthioTrees in our case study:
https://www.c-nery.com/product/case-study-download?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=early_carbon_project_decisions&utm_content=part_05_revenue_projections

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