Latest News In Energy Transition - Carbon Credits Drive Growth Amid Climate Goals and Challenges

The renewable energy carbon credit market is poised for substantial growth, driven by the increasing need for decarbonization and corporate commitments to net-zero goals. The expansion of voluntary carbon markets alongside robust compliance frameworks, particularly in Europe and the Asia-Pacific regions, presents significant opportunities. Challenges such as market transparency and price volatility remain, but advancements like blockchain-enabled registries are enhancing credibility and investor trust. As companies and governments aim to achieve ambitious climate targets, the demand for carbon credits is rising, playing a crucial role in the global energy transition.

Elsewhere in the market, Korea Electric Power (KOSE:A015760) was a notable mover up 7.2% and closing at ₩51,650, near its 52-week high. At the same time, Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings (TSE:9501) trailed, down 6.4% to finish the session at ¥766.

Korea Electric Power may stabilize revenue through grid modernization and regulatory reforms. Click to explore how these factors could impact KEPCO's future performance.

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• "Renewable Energy Carbon Credit Industry Report 2025: Market to Grow at a CAGR of 16.2% by 2033, Fueled by the Rising Need for Decarbonization, Corporate Commitments, and Use of RECs and Carbon Offsets" from Research and Markets on GlobeNewswire (published 20 November 2025)

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