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Canada Exploring Policy Frameworks for International Carbon Markets

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The Government of Canada is exploring a policy framework to enable international trading of mitigation outcomes (ITMOs) under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. This framework would allow Canadian companies to participate in international carbon markets, including those with the European Union. The initiative aims to support the country's burgeoning carbon removal industry, which includes companies like Deep Sky.

From whbl.com, torontotelegraph.com

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The policy development is intended to help the country's economy withstand global trade wars by creating new international market opportunities. By establishing clear accounting and authorization rules, the framework aims to turn Canadian carbon removal projects into international assets, thereby attracting necessary investment.

From whbl.com

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  • EuropePotential international market partner for Canadian carbon removal credits

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  1. Mark Carney outlines strategies for international carbon markets to help economies withstand trade wars.1 source
  2. Canada is exploring policy frameworks for international carbon markets.1 source

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