InSights

This InSight dives deep into cCarbon’s 2030 forecasts for North American clean fuel markets, exploring the interconnections between regulatory dynamics, market behavior, and pricing outlooks.

This insight report forecasts emission trends in California and Quebec, targeting a 3% annual reduction through 2026. Future reductions hinge on growth in EVs, renewable diesel, and clean energy infrastructure. Projections show steady annual declines, with challenges in sustaining regulatory momentum. The report dives deep into the drivers influencing the performance and decarbonization potential of each sector.

In this insight report, we explore the critical role of Canada's Clean Fuel Regulation (CFR) in shaping the country's path towards transportation decarbonization.

cCarbon’s North American RNG Outlook 2035 provides a data-driven forecast of Renewable Natural Gas markets across the U.S. and Canada. Covering more than 600 projects, the report examines baseline and accelerated scenarios, feedstock utilization, end-use demand, and incentive generation capacity across compliance and voluntary programs. It highlights how policy frameworks, project economics, and infrastructure development are shaping RNG’s role in decarbonizing transport, thermal, and electricity sectors. This report provides data-driven forecasts and analyses enabling fuel producers, investors, and corporations to capitalize on expanding opportunities in Renewable Natural Gas.

Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW) and Mineralization have recently carved a niche for themselves in the engineered carbon removal (CDR) space, with notable co-benefits for soil health and crop productivity. The sector is developing science and processes and has seen the filing of 12 patents of which 2 have been granted. This Market Compass is a benchmark report on the state of the Enhanced Weathering and Mineralization sector empowering carbon market stakeholders, policymakers, and investors with credible & actionable intelligence.

ARR (Afforestation, Reforestation, and Revegetation) has long been a cornerstone of carbon offsetting efforts, focusing on the capture and storage of atmospheric carbon dioxide through natural processes. These projects not only contribute to mitigating climate change but also offer additional benefits, such as enhanced biodiversity, improved soil quality, and increased resilience of ecosystems. cCarbon estimates over 500 developers spread across the globe with concentration in Latin America, Africa and Asia. This Market Compass is a benchmark report on the state of the ARR sector empowering carbon market stakeholders, policymakers, and investors with credible & actionable intelligence.

Marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) encompasses a suite of emerging strategies that harness the ocean's capacity to capture and store atmospheric CO₂. A diverse range of methodologies are under exploration—ranging from nature-based approaches like seaweed cultivation and ocean afforestation to technological interventions such as ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE), electrochemical processes, and artificial upwelling. The developer ecosystem is still at an early stage, with most activity focused on laboratory studies, small pilot projects, and a handful of field trials concentrated in national coastal waters. The sector has seen the filing of 40 patents of which 13 have been granted, underscoring the growing role of technology and innovation in advancing the space. This Market Compass is a benchmark report on the state of the Marine Carbon Removal sector empowering carbon market stakeholders, policymakers, and investors with credible & actionable intelligence.

The data is clear: over $9.8 billion has poured into carbon dioxide removal (CDR), yet the market has only produced 12 million tons of annual removal capacity so far. That mismatch underlines the sector’s biggest challenge: capital efficiency. Whether you're an investor, policymaker, project developer, or curious observer, this report is essential reading. It’s time to move beyond the hype and face the hard numbers. This is the real state of the sector—and the future of carbon removal starts here.

Soil carbon removal (SCR) has gained increasing attention as a viable method for reducing atmospheric CO₂, offering ancillary benefits such as improved soil health and enhanced agricultural productivity. This Market Compass is a benchmark report on the state of the Soil Carbon Removal sector empowering carbon market stakeholders, policymakers, and investors with credible & actionable intelligence.

As of 2025, global Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS) capacity is around 1.1 to 1.3 million metric tons of CO₂e annually, primarily from ethanol production, with growing contributions from power and heat generation. This Market Compass is a benchmark report on the state of the BECCS sector empowering carbon market stakeholders, policymakers, and investors with credible & actionable intelligence.

Biomass Carbon Removal and Sequestration (BiCRS) commercial deployment is in its early‑stage. Only a handful of biochar and bio‑oil projects are operating, and approaches like biomass burial are still in pilot phases. This Market Compass is a benchmark report on the state of the BiCRS sector empowering carbon market stakeholders, policymakers, and investors with credible & actionable intelligence.

Direct Air Capture (DAC) remains in the early stages of deployment, with global capacity still below 0.1 MMTCO₂/year, but momentum is building. Over 140 developers are active globally, backed by increasing policy support and institutional investment. This Market Compass is a benchmark report on the state of the DAC sector empowering carbon market stakeholders, policymakers, and investors with credible & actionable intelligence.