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- News October 5, 2009 Reserve Staff Draft New Project 'Start Date' Policy for Consideration by Board At its meeting on September 1, 2009 the Climate Action Reserve’s Board of Directors instructed Reserve staff to consider and propose a revised “start date” policy for offset projects that are implemented prior to registering with the Reserve. The Reserve’s current policy states that after a new protocol is adopted, projects with start dates as early as January 1, 2001 are eligible to register for a period of 12 months. The revised policy would address concerns that an eligibility window for projects going back to 2001 no longer provides a strong enough assurance of additionality (even where projects otherwise meet all of a protocol’s additionality and eligibility criteria). The Reserve staff have drafted a revised policy intended to better balance recognition for early actors with the need to ensure rigorous standards for additionality. This revised policy will be considered by the Board at its October 7, 2009 meeting. Read more →
- News September 18, 2009 Meeting of the Board of Directors Title: Meeting of the Board of Directors Location: CalEPA Headquarters Building, Room 550 and via Webinar Read more →
- News September 11, 2009 New Climate Action Reserve standard brings US forests into the carbon market Adoption of the Forest Project Protocol version 3.0 paves the way for forest projects earning carbon credits and mitigating climate change Read more →
- News August 10, 2009 Special Climate Action Reserve Board Meeting RE Forest Project Protocol adoption Title: Special Climate Action Reserve Board Meeting RE Forest Project Protocol adoption Location: Room 550 of the California Environmental Protection Agency building at 1001 I St. in Sacramento, CA or webinar Date: September 1, 2009 Start Time: 10:00 AM PDT End Time: 1:00 PM PDT Registration:https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/621892897 Read more →
- News July 6, 2009 Climate Action Reserve expands into international offset projects Premier offset registry adopts two new protocols that will bring high quality offset credits from Mexico into the US carbon market Read more →
- News July 6, 2009 Steven Corneli and Tim Profeta elected to Climate Action Reserve Board of Directors Corneli and Profeta provide wealth of climate change experience from academic and business perspectives Read more →
- News June 4, 2009 Climate Action Reserve exceeds one million offset credits issued Milestone is predictive of future Reserve development and carbon market trends Read more →
- News April 30, 2009 Federal Mexican government official elected to Climate Action Reserve Board of Directors New seat adds international influence in development of the Reserve and its protocols, projects Read more →
- News April 2, 2009 Climate Action Reserve becomes parent organization to the California Climate Action Registry and two other programs New organizational structure supports national and international growth Read more →
- News April 2, 2009 Environmental organizations line up behind the Climate Action Reserve Jointly signed letter singles out the Reserve for unmatched credibility and transparency; commitment to strong environmental safeguards Read more →
- News March 23, 2009 Climate Action Reserve makes milestone expansion of carbon credit program New York landfill becomes first carbon reduction project to earn credits outside of California Read more →
- News March 5, 2009 Reserve President testifies before Congress On March 5, 2009, Climate Action Reserve President Gary Gero testified before the House Energy and Commerce Committee Subcommittee on Energy and Environment. In his testimony, he stressed the four guiding principles that are fundamental to the Reserve’s work and ensuring the integrity of any offsets program: accuracy, conservativeness, transparency and practicality. The full testimony is available here. Read more →