## OzelCarbonOS VCM Intelligence Brief — 26 October 2026 **Asia & Global South demand signals strengthen as Laos and China advance domestic carbon and nature-market infrastructure.** The Lao government has formally begun establishing a domestic carbon credit market with an initial focus on blue-carbon (wetland conservation) and clean-cooking (fuelwood reduction) project types, partnering with a major private-sector infrastructure company ([Carbon Pulse](https://carbon-pulse.com/564263/)). Meanwhile in China, a multi-stakeholder Sichuan pilot is moving toward its first nature-credit issuance, …
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## OzelCarbonOS VCM Intelligence Brief — 6 October 2026 **Article 6 momentum accelerates across the Global South.** Three parallel developments signal that Article 6 implementation is entering a new phase. Fiji released a US $2.3 million roadmap targeting market readiness by 2030 ([source](https://carbon-pulse.com/557606/)), while Vietnam confirmed it expects to finalise bilateral Article 6 cooperation agreements with South Korea and Switzerland before year-end, alongside plans for a comprehensive climate change law by 2029 ([source](https://carbon-pulse.com/557604/)). Meanwhile, Colombia's l…
**Indonesia & Brazil: Forest Carbon Supply Signals Diverge.** Indonesia has approved its first social forestry project to re-enter carbon trading after a prolonged hiatus, greenlighting the issuance of 238,281 carbon credits ([Carbon Pulse](https://carbon-pulse.com/555702/)). This is a significant milestone for REDD+ and community-based forestry supply from Southeast Asia, signaling that Indonesia's moratorium-era bottleneck is beginning to clear. Meanwhile, in Brazil, forest carbon co-developers report that foreign investors remain cautious, awaiting regulatory clarity on the country's upcomi…
## OzelCarbonOS VCM Intelligence Brief — 28 September 2026 **Removals pipeline expands in Asia as ERW and policy action converge.** A Tokyo-based developer has launched an enhanced rock weathering (ERW) pilot in Thailand, aiming to tap voluntary carbon credit demand for novel carbon dioxide removal (CDR) pathways ([Carbon Pulse](https://carbon-pulse.com/554894/)). Meanwhile, Hanoi has established an inter-agency task force to systematically identify carbon credit–eligible projects across the Vietnamese capital, signalling growing Southeast Asian government engagement with voluntary and Articl…