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flag India urged to add market safeguards to its 2026 carbon credit system to ensure stable pricing and effective emissions cuts.

flag A new report by IEEFA and EDF urges India to include Price or Supply Adjustment Mechanisms in its 2026 Carbon Credit Trading Scheme to prevent market instability, oversupply, and weak carbon pricing. flag The recommendation emphasizes tools like consignment auctions, vintage-based credit rules, and a three-year validity window to ensure price stability, transparency, and timely emissions reductions. flag These measures aim to safeguard India’s intensity-based approach, support long-term decarbonization, and avoid costly fixes later—drawing lessons from past global carbon markets.

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