The EU is preparing to allow the use of international carbon credits towards its 2040 target, a major policy shift. At the same time, the EU is also establishing a domestic carbon crediting scheme: the CRCF.

But this raises some important questions:

▪️ What kinds of credits should be eligible? 

▪️ How can the EU ensure integrity when engaging in international credits?

▪️ How do the PACM and the CRCF compare in terms of integrity?

To unpack what this all means in practice - from the design of the rules to which credit types could qualify - co-hosts Eve Tamme and Sebastian Manhart chat with the brilliant Lambert Schneider, Research Coordinator for International Climate Policy at Oeko-Institut, and a climate policy veteran.

• Eve Tamme: LinkedIn and Website
• Sebastian Manhart: LinkedIn and Website
• Lambert Schneider: LinkedIn and Oeko-Institut
• 2040 Climate Target Proposal
• The Council of the EU's negotiating mandate on the EU’s 2040 Climate Target
• EU’s 2035 NDC
• Revised methodologies under the EU Carbon Certification Removal Framework continue to lack integrity

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