Singapore must tighten carbon credit rules to spur demand for high-quality removals, says registry executive

Published on August 29, 2025

At the prevailing carbon tax rate, firms lack incentive to buy premium removal credits, says Isometric's chief commercial officer Lukas May. The city-state should draw from Europe’s standards to set minimum quality thresholds, he adds.

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