Carbon credits have grabbed most of the headlines, but there's another nature market quietly taking shape that could be just as transformative: biodiversity credits. And here's the thing—whilst carbon is relatively straightforward to measure (it's mostly about counting tonnes of CO2), biodiversity is complex, messy, and varies wildly from one ecosystem to another. That complexity creates both a challenge and an opportunity. The challenge? How do you measure biodiversity outco

The carbon removal market is booming. Companies are queuing up to buy credits, investors are pouring money in, and new projects are launching every month. But here's the uncomfortable truth: not all carbon credits are worth the same, and some frankly aren't worth much at all. The difference between a quality credit and a dodgy one often comes down to how well the carbon removal is measured and verified. Enter dMRV—digital Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification. It's not just

If you've been following carbon markets lately, you've probably noticed everyone banging on about "dMRV." It sounds technical—and it is—but stick with me, because this matters more than you might think. So What Exactly Is dMRV? dMRV stands for digital Measurement, Reporting, and Verification. It's basically the tech-enabled version of how we check that carbon credits are legit. Here's the thing: carbon credits are only as good as the proof behind them. When someone buys a cre

Look, if you've spent any time around carbon credits lately, you've probably heard people throwing around "dMRV" like everyone's supposed to know what it means. Spoiler: most people don't, and that's fine. Let's fix that. The Basics: Breaking Down dMRV dMRV stands for digital Measurement, Reporting, and Verification. But honestly, that acronym doesn't tell you much, does it? Here's what's actually happening: the carbon credit market has had a trust problem for years. Companie