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Sustainable debt is a $7 trillion market with uneven growth
Green bonds held up in the first quarter of 2026.
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Research on financing emissions reductions across the value chain.
Carbon3 publishes sector outlooks, articles and field notes on insetting, Scope 3 and the capital that funds them.
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The APAC Outlook 2026: the region has started pricing net zero
Five new compliance markets in a year, priced emissions up more than 30 percent, and border adjustments already landing.
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We asked the smartest AI models about insetting
Is insetting the best route to decarbonizing supply chains and tackling Scope 3?
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The Latin America Outlook 2026
The region already has natural and systemic advantages for lower-emission aluminum, agriculture, copper and lithium.
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Blended finance moves money. Proof keeps it there.
Allianz Global Investors makes two useful points about financing the transition.
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Carbon markets 2026: flat on the surface, splitting underneath
Where the voluntary carbon market and corporate supply-chain climate action are heading, based on registry data, new standards and disclosed deals.
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The cost case against green steel is eroding
CBAM is pushing the carbon cost on conventional steel toward the green premium.
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The US clean energy pipeline needs buyers, not more intent
Announced clean generation is outpacing cancellations.
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We built a global insetting market and simulated it end to end
Supply-chain decarbonization is a financing problem.
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Carbon pricing covers nearly 30 percent of global emissions
Pricing systems raised more than $107 billion for public budgets in 2025.
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CBAM prices the tonne but does not fund removing it
The importer measures and pays, and the emissions stay.
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Clean technology avoids around 3 gigatonnes of CO2 a year, and emissions still hit a record
Solar, wind, nuclear, electric vehicles and heat pumps are materially reducing fossil demand, but the absolute peak has not arrived.
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Weekly analysis of industrial decarbonization and insetting across Scope 1 to 3, from the Carbon3 team.