Closing the Due Diligence Gap in the Voluntary Carbon Market

The voluntary carbon market (VCM) offers companies a practical path to offset their emissions while transitioning to net zero. However, as the market expands, it faces growing scrutiny and complexity. Questions of credibility, pricing transparency, and regulatory fragmentation pose significant challenges for participants.

In a recent interview with Environmental Finance, ClearBlue Markets’
CTO Nicolas Girod and Nature-Based Solutions Associate Director Juan Manuel Cardona Granda explore how robust due diligence and innovative technology can help bridge these gaps. They discuss the importance of “boots on the ground” to validate project claims and how ClearBlue’s carbon intelligence platform, Vantage, supports clients in making informed decisions.

From tools that analyze price volatility to mapping solutions that prevent double-counting, Girod and Cardona Granda highlight how ClearBlue’s tech-enabled approach ensures accountability and maximizes impact in the VCM. For organizations looking to navigate this complex landscape, their insights provide a roadmap for making the most of carbon credit investments.

Dive into the full article to learn how ClearBlue is driving transparency and trust in the VCM.

👉 Bridging the Voluntary Carbon Due Diligence Gap