The global race to net zero is entering its defining decade. With targets moving from strategy decks into delivery, businesses are under pressure to reduce emissions faster, strengthen supply chains, and prove the credibility of their climate action.
Carbon markets are central to that shift. When used well, they direct finance into projects that restore ecosystems, remove carbon, and build resilience for communities and economies alike. Yet for many sustainability and procurement teams, the market can still feel complex and fragmented.
Our Buyer’s Guide to the Carbon Market 2025 helps to close that gap. It equips corporate decision-makers with a clear, practical framework for engaging with carbon markets—whether they’re purchasing credits for the first time or refining a long-term strategy.
The guide explores:
The strategic value of carbon solutions within corporate climate plans.
How market quality and integrity have evolved—and why it matters for buyers.
The shift toward high-integrity removals with durable carbon storage.
How to procure and manage carbon credits through credible, structured partnerships.
The role of forward commitments and multi-year agreements in unlocking future supply.
At its core, the whitepaper shows how business demand can accelerate climate progress—by shaping supply, building market confidence, and funding the projects that make a real difference on the ground.
Whether you’re designing your first carbon-credit policy or scaling an existing portfolio, this guide gives you the information you need to move forward.
