Can Small Green Acts Add Up to Carbon Credits?

We’re all familiar with the mantra “reduce, reuse, recycle” when it comes to living a more environmentally friendly lifestyle. But what if all those small, green acts you do each day could be converted into a commodity with monetary value?

Why Carbon? Present Market Dynamics

The market for carbon credits, which represent greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions or deposits equal to one metric tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent (mtCO2e), is growing rapidly.

The Capturiant Blog: An Overview

As a leading carbon credit registry and exchange, Capturiant has been at the helm of pioneering discussions, analyses, and insights into how carbon trading mechanisms function and their significant impact on global sustainability efforts.

Why Carbon? Compliance Market History

The market for carbon credits, which represent greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions or deposits equal to 1 metric ton of carbon dioxide equivalent, is growing rapidly.

Capturiant Monthly Newsletter February 29

GEMS Project 1 is a carbon sequestration project located in the Permian Basin of West Texas.

Engineered Solutions: The Future of Carbon Markets

The landscape of carbon offsetting is rapidly evolving. Historically, nature-based credits, particularly those generated by forestry and land-use projects such as REDD+, have dominated the market.

Capturiant and Verifavia Announce Strategic Collaboration to Enhance Carbon Credit Verification in Aviation and Maritime Sectors

Capturiant, a pioneering carbon credit authenticator, registry, and exchange, is excited to announce a strategic partnership with Verifavia.

Capturiant Monthly Newsletter January 25

1PointFive’s STRATOS project, once completed, will be the world’s largest Direct Air Capture (DAC) facility.

Seizing the Climate Investment Opportunity

The urgent need to address climate change has created a massive investment opportunity across all sectors.

Capturiant and Net Zero Holdings Announce First International Capturiant Franchise

Capturiant is pleased to announce the establishment of its first international franchise in South Korea, in partnership with NetZero Holdings.

Capturiant and SK Auto Smartcare Announce Indian Capturiant Franchise

Capturiant, the world’s first energy-derived carbon credit and environmental asset authenticator, registry, and regulated exchange, is pleased to announce the establishment of its exclusive franchise in India, in collaboration with SK Auto Smartcare.

Capturiant Monthly Newsletter December 04

1PointFive’s STRATOS project, once completed, will be the world’s largest Direct Air Capture (DAC) facility.

The Prudent Path to Carbon Neutrality: Managed Carbon Credit Pools

In efforts to reduce their emissions impact, companies have traditionally taken a do-it-yourself (DIY) approach, cherry-picking carbon credit projects to match their emissions. This method, while well-intentioned, is risky and inefficient.

Can the carbon credit markets institutionalise and tokenise at the same time?

The voluntary carbon credit market has emerged rapidly as a market-friendly way of combating climate change.

The EU’s Carbon Tariff: An Overview and Implications

The European Union (EU) has initiated the first phase of its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), marking a significant policy shift with the introduction of the world’s first carbon tariff.

Capturiant Monthly Newsletter October 30

The landscape of carbon offsetting is rapidly evolving. Historically, nature-based credits, particularly those generated by forestry and land-use projects such as REDD+, have dominated the market.

Qualification for Capturiant Standard and the Capturiant Registry

As we approach the end of 2023, the race for defining and producing high-quality and trusted carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) credits is in full swing. There are many different standards that are trying to stake a “best in class” claim.

Carbon Credit Markets: Institutionalization Before Tokenization

The confluence of blockchain technology and environmental sustainability has presented intriguing possibilities for the carbon credit market.

Why Non-Nature-Based Credits Are the Future of Carbon Markets

The landscape of carbon offsetting is rapidly evolving. Historically, nature-based credits, particularly those generated by forestry and land-use projects such as REDD+, have dominated the market.

45-Series Tax Credits: Part of a Robust ESG Strategy

In today’s rapidly evolving ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) landscape, corporations and investors are striving to align their environmental and social responsibilities with financial objectives.

Credit Quality and the Shift Away from Nature-Based Projects

In recent years, the voluntary carbon market, or VCM, has been a roller coaster of rapid growth and turmoil.

Have Your Carbon Credits been Authenticated?

Authentication? Yes, it’s been missing from the environmental assets sector until 2023.

Carrots and Sticks: IRA Poised to be Boon or Bane to Energy Industry

Experts at Hart Energy’s Carbon & ESG Strategies Conference detailed the huge significance of the IRA’s tax policy that create something of a new market for selling tax credits.

Standardization Needed to Sell Carbon Credits at Scale, Experts Say

Carbon futures dashboards are emerging in Europe as buyers worldwide are said to be eager to buy carbon credits as commodities.

Conference Presentation, Hart energy Carbon & ESG Strategies, The Carbon Credit Lifecycle: From Idea to Monetization

Conference Presentation, Hart energy Carbon & ESG Strategies, The Carbon Credit Lifecycle: From Idea to Monetization

Capturiant Announces Advisory Board Formation and Membership

Capturiant, the world’s first energy-derived carbon credit and environmental asset validator, authenticator, registry, and regulated exchange, is pleased to announce the creation of its Advisory Board.

Capturiant Monthly Newsletter August 24

The Capcom Sequestration project is geared towards the prevention of venting and flaring of non-economic associated gas from existing oil wells in West Texas.

Capturiant Monthly Newsletter July 20

Capturiant has officially launched as the first regulated environmental asset exchange, staffed by FINRA-registered employees and operating under the Bahamas’ DARE regulatory framework.

Harnessing Mineral Rights: Solution to the 1031 Exchange Boot Problem

1031 exchanges serve as a key strategy in the realm of real estate investment, enabling investors to defer capital gains tax by rolling the proceeds from the sale of a property into the purchase of like-kind property.

Capitalizing on Carbon: The 1031 Exchange Path from Real Estate to Mineral Rights

In the dynamic world of real estate investment, leveraging tax-advantaged strategies is paramount to protecting capital gains and maximizing return on investment.

Hart Energy's 2023 ESG Awards: Cleaner, Safer, More Diverse

Hart Energy’s annual ESG Awards are here, highlighting the findings of data analysis firm Clear Ratings and recognizing companies' efforts in sustainable operation, local community engagement and positive workplace culture.

Capturiant Launches First Regulated Environmental Asset Exchange

Capturiant, a subsidiary of Entoro, LLC and a global environmental asset validator, registry, and exchange, today announced its official launch.

Capturiant Monthly Newsletter June 22

We are delighted to announce the exclusive commencement of the Capturiant platform's private beta, specifically engineered for project developers, verification and validation bodies, carbon offset purchasers, and investors.

Capturiant Monthly Newsletter May 18

Capturiant is excited to be partnering with key players in the oil and gas industry to advance environmental technology by facilitating the sale of carbon offsets created through the deployment of these innovations.

James C. Row on The Jacki Daily Show: Bringing Standards and Clarity to the Multi-Trillion $ "Environmental Asset" Market

James C. Row, Founder and CEO of Capturinat, goes on The Jacki Daily Show to talk about how Capturiant can bring standards and clarity to the multi-trillion $ "Environmental Asset" Market.

Advancing Decarbonization through Public-Private Partnerships: Substantia Eco and Capturiant Announce Strategic Alliance to Assist Public Entities

Founders of Substantia Eco and Capturiant announced today during the annual gathering of EarthX (Dallas, Texas) and the start of Earth Week, a Strategic Alliance to leverage existing public sector physical assets

The Wild West of the Carbon Market — Regulators around the Corner

One might assume that an industry as important to reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions as the carbon credit market would be regulated to ensure transparent and trustworthy transactions and business practices, but is that the reality?

Prevent Fraud — Bringing Distributed Ledgers to Carbon Markets

Given the rampant fraud of the carbon markets over the past 10 years, the carbon credit market needs a better way to conduct business — by fully implementing distributed ledger technologies throughout the environmental asset sector.

Carbon Credit Craigslist vs. Exchange

The current system of separate carbon offset registries is about to give way to the normal market evolution from Craigslist-like single-purpose registries to multi-purpose/product environmental asset exchanges.

The Cost Problem in Carbon Markets

Carbon markets have the potential to be a powerful tool in promoting environmental improvement and serve as a key funding mechanism for efforts to reduce and remove harmful greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Need for Speed — Carbon Credit Issuance Must Accelerate

In theory, carbon credits and their markets should operate like any commodities market: owners of the underlying commodity bring it to market for immediate sale or even a presale.

Dilemma: The Standards Problem in Carbon Markets

The basic theory behind carbon markets is that companies wishing to reduce their carbon footprint can fund other companies’ emission removal and reduction efforts by purchasing carbon offsets

Capturiant Gets Conditional Approval for Carbon Credit Exchange

The exchange is expected to begin operations after receiving final approval from the Securities Commission of the Bahamas, among other required regulatory approvals.

Carbon credits exchange looking to enter Bahamas market

A carbon credits trading firm has gotten conditional approval to operate in The Bahamas. According to an article published by Blockworks, a media and information site centered around the crypto space, the company is called Capturiant.

Regulatory Approval of Capturiant, First Regulated Environmental Assets Exchange

Capturiant, a global environmental asset validator, registry, and exchange, announced that the Securities Commission of Bahamas (SCB) has given approval upon condition for the company to operate a digital asset exchange under the DARE Act.