Indonesia is revising POJK 51/2017 to align sustainability reporting with global standards, raising expectations for climate data and disclosure.

India's BESS market is accelerating with strong policy support, falling battery costs, and growing demand for renewable energy integration.

Indonesia’s SRUK launch strengthens carbon market governance through better traceability, transparency, and integration with IDX Carbon.

Indonesia’s Regulation No. 6/2026 signals a new phase for forestry carbon, emphasizing stronger governance, integrity, safeguards, and market oversight.

SBTi Net-Zero Standard V2 shifts climate action from pledges to accountability, pushing companies toward measurable emissions action now.

Philippines accelerates REC reform, mandates IFRS ESG reporting, and launches forest carbon roadmap to boost market integrity and investor confidence.

China’s new renewable price mechanism may tighten tradable GEC supply, potentially driving higher GEC prices as corporate demand continues to grow.

Indonesia’s carbon market is entering a critical phase. As government efforts to establish carbon pricing and carbon market mechanisms accelerate and interest from corporates and project developers grows, the market is moving from early development toward greater structure and accountability. While the compliance carbon market remains under development and piloting, the voluntary market is increasingly shaped by global integrity frameworks

Indonesia’s Carbon Market Opens for Business. With the enactment of Presidential Regulation No. 110 of 2025, Indonesia is ushering in a new era for carbon trading, allowing early participation, recognizing international standards like Verra and Gold Standard, and formally integrating the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM). Our latest article breaks down what this means for project developers, investors, and international buyers entering one of Southeast Asia’s most promising carbo

The World Bank’s State and Trends of Carbon Pricing 2025 Report highlights significant market expansion and a sharp shift in buyer behavior.Quality Drives Price: The VCM is polarizing. High-quality Nature-Based Removal credits trade at a premium ($\sim$ $15.5$ USD/tCO₂e), while standard RE credits average only $1$ USD/tCO₂e. The market is maturing: Integrity, credibility, and measurable impact are now prioritizing volume.