Article 6 creates the rulebook for international cooperation under the Paris Agreement. It defines how countries—and private actors—can trade, finance, and claim emission reductions while safeguarding environmental integrity and avoiding double counting of carbon credits. Understanding Article 6 is essential for any project developer seeking to tap into the high-premia market for Article 6 credits.
Article 6 is structured around three mechanisms:
Under 6.2, countries agree to exchange carbon credits—measured in tCO₂e or renewable-energy units—and subtract each tonne sold from their national inventory (a corresponding adjustment), thus preventing double counting. Early movers like Switzerland and Japan have already reported ITMO trades with Ghana, Thailand and Vanuatu :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}.
The 6.4 mechanism creates a “Sustainable Development Mechanism” , governed by a Supervisory Body under the UNFCCC. Projects must meet stringent additionality, baseline, and MRV standards before issuing credits. Jonathan Crook of Carbon Market Watch notes, “Article 6.4 will replace CDM and raise the bar for high-quality credits,” including a share of proceeds funding adaptation :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}.
| Phase | Key Activities | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Policy & Eligibility Memo |
Host-country decree scan, NDC alignment | 1 wk |
| 2. LoA Dossier Prep | Baseline tables, benefit-sharing plan | 3 wks |
| 3. Govt Engagement | Workshops with MOF & Environment | 4–6 wks |
| 4. Legal Docs | ERPA, CA terms, tax opinions | 2 wks |
| 5. Verification & Registry | Audit, registry data upload | 3–4 wks |
Dr. Sultan Al Jaber, COP28 President: “Better-functioning voluntary carbon markets can also channel additional financing to developing countries and support local economies.” :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
Gilles Dufrasne, Carbon Market Watch: “The absence of robust Article 6 rules would risk reproducing the mistakes of voluntary markets; strong guardrails are essential.” :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}
Ready to position your project for Article 6 markets? Financely’s experts guide you from LoA through ITMO issuance, securing premium pricing and compliance every step of the way.
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