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A new contractual framework, The Open Standard Carbon Removal Agreement (OSCAR), was launched during the COP30 to address legal inefficiencies in the carbon dioxide removal (CDR) market. Developed by a group of industry veterans (Glenn Morley, Jason Grillo, and Elena Pérez Celis, with Peter Mayer providing pro bono legal advice), OSCAR aims to serve as a standardized baseline for offtake purchases of carbon removal credits. Here is a link to the blog post article of CDR.fyi

The fight against climate change depends on the ability to scale carbon reduction and removal projects through effective carbon markets....

Voluntary carbon credits (VCCs) have emerged as a critical tool in the global fight against climate change. These credits, which...

The global push to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 has placed carbon markets at the forefront of climate action. These markets, which...

Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) is a crucial strategy for addressing the climate crisis, but its large-scale implementation requires strong...

As the impacts of climate change grow more severe, addressing the root causes of global warming has become a top priority for nations,...

The European Union and the United Kingdom are pursuing distinct yet increasingly interconnected paths to integrate carbon dioxide removal...

Any given market needs certainty regarding the characterization under private law of the thing that is being traded. Indeed, such legal...

Introduction On 23 July 2025, the International Court of Justice ( ICJ ) delivered a historic advisory opinion  clarifying the legal...