## OzelCarbonOS VCM Intelligence Brief — 6 November 2026 **IC-VCM expands CCP-eligible supply with coal transition and forest restoration approvals.** The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (IC-VCM) announced its latest CCP-Eligible programme decisions, greenlighting BioCarbon Standard, Cercarbono, and Plan Vivo (PV Climate) methodologies covering coal-to-clean transition and forest restoration credit types ([IC-VCM](https://icvcm.org/the-integrity-council-approves-methodologies-for-coal-transition-and-forest-restoration/)). Verra separately confirmed it has secured the first-e…
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## OzelCarbonOS VCM Intelligence Brief — November 4, 2026 The headline development in the voluntary carbon market over the past 48 hours is the **ICVCM's approval of new CCP-Eligible methodologies** spanning coal transition and forest restoration. The Integrity Council's July 2026 batch of decisions has formally granted CCP eligibility to programs under BioCarbon Standard, Cercarbono, and Plan Vivo (PV Climate), meaningfully expanding the universe of high-integrity credits available to corporate buyers. Details on the approved methodologies are available at [ICVCM](https://icvcm.org/the-integ…
**IC-VCM & Verra Signal Broadening of CCP-Eligible Credit Supply.** The most consequential development for the voluntary carbon market this cycle is the IC-VCM's approval of new Core Carbon Principles (CCP)-eligible methodologies spanning coal-to-clean transition and forest restoration activities ([IC-VCM announcement](https://icvcm.org/the-integrity-council-approves-methodologies-for-coal-transition-and-forest-restoration/)). BioCarbon Standard, Cercarbono, and Plan Vivo's PV Climate programme have all received CCP eligibility, diversifying the roster of approved programmes beyond Verra's VCS…
## OzelCarbonOS — VCM Intelligence Brief **India emerges as a pivotal demand catalyst for the voluntary and compliance-adjacent carbon markets.** A new report estimates that India's participation in the ICAO CORSIA scheme could inject approximately 140 MtCO2 of offsetting demand between 2027 and 2035 — roughly 10% of total global CORSIA obligations — with most of the burden falling on foreign airlines operating Indian routes ([Carbon Pulse](https://carbon-pulse.com/566561/)). Separately, analysis of India's domestic Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) highlights its potential to aggregate ind…