Forest carbon markets: How demand for forest carbon credits is shaping wood markets

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Forest carbon markets are quickly evolving as the importance of forests in tackling climate change is increasingly recognized and rewarded. Almost 25% of global carbon dioxide emissions are now covered by pricing mechanisms, with a market value of more than USD 80 billion in 2021.

Forestry is one of the most popular and fastest-growing sources of carbon credits. As this market evolves, it can have profound impacts on timber supply, forestry investments, and raw material sourcing to forest industries.

Forest Carbon Markets: How demand for forest carbon credits is shaping wood markets

In this 80-page report from O’Kelly Acumen and Fastmarkets, launching in February 2023, you’ll learn:
  • How forests can help address climate change
  • How regulators are pricing carbon
  • The makeup of the forest carbon market
  • Where credits are generated and bought
  • And much more, including regional analysis

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  • 80-page report in easy-to-read slide format
  • One of the report authors available for 45 min interview
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