The report, published by the Carbon Pulse, shows that despite the slump in carbon credit prices in 2022, investment in carbon credit project development jumped to $10 billion. This is a significant increase from the $7 billion invested in 2021 and demonstrates that investors are still confident in the potential of carbon credits. The investments were made across more than 65 deals, with the majority of the investments coming from private companies. This is a sign that the carbon credit market is becoming increasingly fragmented, with a growing number of companies entering the market. The report also highlights the importance of subscription services, such as Carbon Pulse, in providing up-to-date news and intelligence on the carbon credit market. Carbon Pulse offers a free trial of their subscription service, which provides access to their unrivalled news and intelligence, as well as their premium content including all job listings. This is a great opportunity for those looking to stay informed about the rapidly changing carbon credit market.
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The groundbreaking net zero school in the UK reaches its highest point of construction.
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