New European regulation on how to certify permanent carbon absorption from soil and industry
17 Apr 2026Effective: 03 Feb 2026165 views
Who is affected:
Industrial companies, carbon capture operators and climate project promoters in the EU
Summary
The EU establishes the official methods to certify that an activity removes CO2 from the atmosphere permanently. It affects companies and industries that want to accredit their carbon credits.
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This Delegated Regulation complements the European framework for certifying carbon absorption (Reglamento 2024/3012) by setting the specific technical methodologies to verify and certify activities of permanent CO2 capture and storage. It establishes quantifiable criteria, monitoring requirements and verification proto…
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