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CDR buying not ended; removals 'one piece' of decarbonization: Microsoft

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By Mimansa Verma Verified, Agamoni Ghosh, Eklavya Gupte Verified
| S&P Global Verified
Microsoft has clarified that it has not ended its carbon removal program, but has instead adjusted the pace of its procurement as part of a 'disciplined approach,' the company's Chief Sustainability Officer Melanie Nakagawa told exclusively to Platts, part of S&P Global Energy, in an email April 14. The company said its decarbonization strategy continues to combine emissions reduction, carbon removal and efficiency measures, and that adjustments to one element do not signal a broader pullback.
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Indian developers push CDM projects to plug supply gap in nature-based removals

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By Mimansa Verma Verified
| S&P Global Verified
Indian developers have been seeking to bridge a supply gap in nature-based carbon removal credits by offering newly issued units from projects using older Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) methodologies since at least early March, multiple developers, trade sources, and other market participants told Platts, part of S&P Global Energy.
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SE Asia REDD+ prices rise on supply crunch as new issuances loom large

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By Mimansa Verma Verified
| S&P Global Verified
Persistent supply bottlenecks in Southeast Asia's REDD+ market have left buyers awaiting long-anticipated fresh issuances that could ease prices in the medium term, several traders told Platts, part of S&P Global Energy. Primarily, the scarcity of credits from Indonesia's Katingan Mentaya, widely considered the region's flagship nature-based avoidance project, has raised prices for all existing projects with a high ratings profile.
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