Article 6 After COP30: Evidence, Contracts, and the Playbook Buyers Need

Article 6 after COP30: how to move from text to term sheet.
Build your CA/ITMO audit pack, align to 6.2 authorisations, and secure interoperable registries.

Contract for certainty: payments tied to registry events, CA as condition precedent, recognised insurance.

If COP30 unlocks Article 6, the winners will be ready on day one. In this video I share a practical, board-ready playbook to turn draft text into defensible deals—evidence first, contracts second, connectivity always.

What you’ll learn

 • Demand signals to align with: executable 6.2 authorisations, recorded corresponding adjustments (CAs), traceable IDs, standard data fields, auditable timelines.
  • The CA/ITMO audit pack: host authorisation; CA record by vintage/volume; issuance + label; transfer/first-transfer logs; MRV summary with verifier statement; no-double-count proof.
  • How to stage contracts: payments tied to registry events; CA as a condition precedent; recognised insurance for CA/delivery risk; step-in rights; side letters to reflect final COP text without reopening price.
  • Readiness scorecard:
Government: law, process, connectivity.
Corporate: data room, templates, insurance.

Why this matters
Clarity compresses risk premiums. Article 6-ready assets price tighter than promises, and close faster.

One line to act on
Evidence + contracts = Article 6-ready—build them now, and set the price instead of chasing it.

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Видео Article 6 After COP30: Evidence, Contracts, and the Playbook Buyers Need канала Romain Pison