Emral Carbon

Emral Carbon

Environmental Services

Carbon brokerage, capital raising, project finance and legal advice in carbon markets and CDR

About us

Emral Carbon is a one-stop-shop for solutions in carbon markets and CDR. Please contact us if you are interested in buying, selling, investing or financing. We provide expert carbon brokerage, capital raising, advisory and (in collaboration with Philip Lee LLP) legal services to a wide range of carbon market participants, globally. We advise companies, investors, lenders, governments, professional services firms, exchanges/marketplaces and technology companies that are active in compliance, voluntary and/or Article 6 carbon markets on a range of commercial, legal and regulatory matters, including: - business strategy - all aspects of the carbon offset lifecycle in the voluntary carbon market: project finance -> project development -> creation -> issuance -> tokenisation -> rating -> insurance -> sale -> purchase -> trading -> retirement - Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, including Letters of Authorisation and sale/purchase of ITMOs - establishment of carbon trading desks, carbon marketplaces and domestic compliance carbon markets - capital raising by growth companies active in carbon markets - derivatives and structured products - AI, MRV and other CarbonTech - Emissions Reduction Purchase Agreements (ERPAs) and other sale/purchase agreements - Carbon capture, transportation and storage - standards and methodologies - implementation of industry best practice, including VCMI’s Claims Code of Conduct in relation to claims made by corporate buyers of carbon offsets - regulation - policy - education Please email us at [email protected] should you wish to learn more about our advisory services. You can immediately view the portfolio of credits to which we currently have access, via our website at https://emralcarbon.com/buy-carbon-credits. ‘Emral Carbon’ and ‘Jobs in Carbon’ are trading names of Puleston Jones Limited.

Industry
Environmental Services
Company size
1 employee
Headquarters
London
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2024
Specialties
Carbon markets, Decarbonisation, Tokenisation, Blockchain, Digital Assets, CDR, Carbon credits, Carbon offsets, Article 6, VCM, Regulation, Policy, CarbonTech, Paris Agreement, Carbon insurance, Carbon ratings, Project finance, Carbon trading, and Carbon brokerage

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  • Our MD Simon Puleston Jones will be speaking on Wednesday at ZERO13’s event in London that will discuss opportunities as we build the future of climate finance and carbon markets. Registration link below if you would like to join us.

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    🌍 Join the conversation on the future of climate finance and carbon markets at our in-person event, “COP29 in Review and a Look Ahead to World Economic Forum Davos,” on 27th November 2024 in London. Hosted by GMEX Group's group company, ZERO13, alongside Financial Markets iNSiGHTS, Green Bond Corporation, and CMS UK, this event will feature: • Chris Ostrowski, Founder and CEO, SODA • Professor Lisa Wilson, Global Head of Strategic Partnerships, Green Bond CorporationSimon Puleston Jones, Founder & Managing Director, Emral Carbon • Moderated by Hirander Misra Chairman and CEO of GMEX Group Engage with global experts, explore the key outcomes from COP29 Azerbaijan, and gain insights shaping the road to Davos 2025. 📍 CMS Office, London ⏰ 17:30–21:00 Seats are limited—secure your spot today for an evening of interactive discussions and networking with drinks and canapés. 👉 Register here: https://lnkd.in/d-j6dspr

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  • Our MD, Simon Puleston Jones, is speaking at the International Carbon Markets Summit 2024 on 14 October 2024. See you there?

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    We are delighted that Chris Webb, Group Head of Carbon Markets, and Head of Climate Change Europe, HSBC, Simon Puleston Jones, Founder and MD, Emral Carbon, and Jeff Swartz, Vice President, Low Carbon Strategy, Regulatory Affairs & Partnerships, bp, have kindly agreed to lead a debate on how the relationship between the mandatory and voluntary carbon markets will evolve at 2nd edition of the International Carbon Markets Summit, which is being held in London on 14th October. This important event will provide companies, investors, financial institutions, project developers, traders, infrastructure providers and regulators with an in-depth analysis of the latest developments and future direction of both the compliance and voluntary carbon markets. With London positioned as a key global hub, the event will analyse the implications of the new government’s ambitious climate strategy for the development of the international carbon markets.   For those who are unable to join us in person, virtual participation is available at a price of £295.    Topics to be covered include: ➡️ The UK government’s climate strategy and the importance of London as a global hub for carbon trading ➡️ London’s role in the international carbon markets ➡️ Article 6 – How will it influence the evolution of carbon markets? ➡️ How are financial institutions currently active in the carbon markets? What other roles could financial institutions play in their development?  ➡️ Standardising contracts and other documentation in the VCMs ➡️ The role of debt finance in carbon markets ➡️ Carbon removal credits – providing certainty for corporate users ➡️ Where are we with the rehabilitation of the voluntary carbon markets  ➡️ Is carbon the next big opportunity for commodity investors?  ➡️ How will the relationship between the mandatory and voluntary markets evolve?  ➡️ Raising the bar: scientific rigour and transparency in carbon removal verification   ➡️ How are corporates reacting to the move towards high-integrity credits in the VCMs? What are the projections for demand? ➡️ EU and UK CBAMs: How will border taxes play out and implications on international trade     Other confirmed speakers to date include: 🎤 Chris Leeds, Executive Director, Head of Carbon Markets Development, Standard Chartered 🎤 Hannah Hauman, Global Head of Carbon Trading, Trafigura 🎤 Kerstin M., Policy and Innovation Director, City of London Corporation 🎤 Melissa Lindsay, Founder & CEO, emstream & emsurge 🎤 Dr Raúl C. Rosales, PhD, Senior Executive Fellow, Centre for Climate Finance and Investment, Imperial College Business School 🎤 Martin Berg, Chief Executive Officer, Climate Asset Management 🎤 Jeremiah Lim, CFA, Director, Head of Carbon and Sustainable Fuels EMEA, Energy Transition Investment Banking, Barclays Learn more about the discussions that will take place on the day: https://lnkd.in/eRyTS8NU #CarbonMarkets #GreenFinance #FinancialServices

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    In the run-up to COP29, our Managing Director, Simon Puleston Jones, looks forward to speaking at City & Financial Global’s International Carbon Markets Summit on 14 October in London. See you there? Details below.

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    We are delighted to share with advance notice of our upcoming 2nd edition of the International Carbon Markets Summit, which is being held in London on 14th October.   This summit comes at a pivotal time for carbon markets, bringing together global leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss the latest developments and future direction of both the compliance and voluntary carbon markets. With London positioned as a key global hub, the event will analyse the implications of the new government’s ambitious climate strategy for the development of the international carbon markets.   For those who are unable to join us in person, virtual participation is available at a price of £295.    Topics to be covered include: ➡️ The UK government’s climate strategy and the importance of London as a global hub for carbon trading ➡️ London’s role in the international carbon markets ➡️ Article 6 – How will it influence the evolution of carbon markets? ➡️ How are financial institutions currently active in the carbon markets? What other roles could financial institutions play in their development?  ➡️ Standardising contracts and other documentation in the VCMs ➡️ The role of debt finance in carbon markets ➡️ Carbon removal credits – providing certainty for corporate users ➡️ Where are we with the rehabilitation of the voluntary carbon markets  Is carbon the next big opportunity for commodity investors?  ➡️ How will the relationship between the mandatory and voluntary markets evolve?  ➡️ Raising the bar: scientific rigour and transparency in carbon removal verification   ➡️ How are corporates reacting to the move towards high-integrity credits in the VCMs? What are the projections for demand? ➡️ EU and UK CBAMs: How will border taxes play out and implications on international trade     ➡️ Creating the required infrastructure for efficient carbon markets - trade, post-trade, financing, and data       Confirmed speakers to date include: 🎤 Chris Webb, Managing Director, Global Head of Carbon Markets, HSBC 🎤 Simon Puleston Jones, Founder and MD, Emral Carbon 🎤 Chris Leeds, Executive Director, Head of Carbon Markets Development, Standard Chartered 🎤 Hannah Hauman, Global Head of Carbon Trading, Trafigura 🎤 Kerstin M., Policy and Innovation Director, City of London Corporation 🎤 Melissa Lindsay, Founder & CEO, emstream & emsurge 🎤 Dr Raúl C. Rosales, PhD, Senior Executive Fellow, Centre for Climate Finance and Investment, Imperial College Business School 🎤 Jeff Swartz, Vice President, Low Carbon Strategy, Regulatory Affairs & Partnerships, bp 🎤 Martin Berg, Chief Executive Officer, Climate Asset Management For more information, visit: https://lnkd.in/eRyTS8NU #CarbonMarkets #CarbonCredits #ClimateStrategy

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  • *Social co-benefits in voluntary carbon credit projects* Our thanks to ESG Investor and Emanuela (Emmy) Hawker for the opportunity for our Managing Director, Simon Puleston Jones, to contribute to their article on social co-benefits in carbon projects. As Simon noted, these projects happen in physical places where people live and work, so it’s important to understand the wider social impact of projects generating the carbon credits. The social-related impact of a VCM project can be the difference between a credit selling or not. Simon also observed that more needs to be done on the social side of voluntary carbon markets. Far more robust due diligence is needed: for buyers to understand the true impact the carbon credit they are purchasing has had on communities where the project has been developed is paramount.

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    From Co-benefits to Core Benefits - ESG Investor

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  • *Regulation of carbon credits as securities or commodities in the UK or EU* Our Managing Director, Simon Puleston Jones, was quoted in Carbon Pulse on the potentially significant impact if voluntary carbon credits became regulated as either securities or commodities in the UK and/or the European Union. It would require some carbon brokers to make a choice between changing the services that they provide to clients or becoming licenced by applicable financial services regulators. Read the article in full by clicking the link in the comments (note it is behind a paywall).

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  • *Our founder’s comments on SBTi and Scope 3, as published by ESG Investor today* With thanks to Vibeka Mair and ESG Investor for the coverage today (link in the comments), our founder was delighted to contribute to their latest article “Listen to the Science” regarding SBTi and the net zero target-setting landscape for corporates: ”Simon Puleston Jones, Founder of Emral Carbon, disagreed [with the assertion that allowing use of carbon credits to offset Scope 3 emissions could nullify the already insufficient climate pledges of most companies], referencing data showing that companies which are voluntarily choosing to buy credits are decarbonising twice as fast as those who do not. “Far from a shortcut, they are being used as part of a coherent and considered decarbonisation strategy. Carbon credits actually accelerate decarbonisation and do not act as a disincentive.” ”On SBTi’s governance, Puleston Jones said it should not only allow use of carbon credits, but make accredited companies purchase a minimum amount in relation to their Scope 3 emissions. ”From a policy perspective, we should be embracing the use of carbon credits to offset Scope 3 as the data says it will accelerate decarbonisation.””

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  • *All the carbon market solutions you need, in one place…* We’re delighted to announce the launch of Emral Carbon’s website at https://emralcarbon.com, through which you can: 1. Buy credits: Access our live portfolio of ***over 1 billion tonnes*** of carbon credits, methane offsets, biodiversity credits and nitrous oxide credits, available for purchase through Emral Carbon. 2. Sell credits: Drop us a line to add your credits to our live portfolio. 3. Invest or finance a project: Get in touch to learn more about the companies for whom we’re raising capital and/or sourcing project finance. If you’re raising capital or project finance, drop us a line to learn more about our services. 4. Get expert legal and regulatory advice: In collaboration with Philip Lee LLP (Environmental Finance’s VCM Law Firm of the Year 2023), we provide expert legal, regulatory, transactional and policy advice on all aspects of carbon markets and carbon dioxide removal. 5. Discover tech solutions that can help you accelerate decarbonisation and develop your projects more quickly 6. Recruit/find your next role: Through our affiliate, Jobs in Carbon - the global jobs board for carbon markets, CDR and carbon accounting. We’ll be hiring very soon, so keep an eye out on the careers page of our website and on Jobs in Carbon!

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    *Taking security over carbon credits pursuant to Article 6.4* The Article 6.4 Supervisory Body recently invited stakeholders to provide input on various matters relating to the Article 6.4 mechanism under the Paris Agreement. Last week, Emral Carbon was delighted to support Philip Lee LLP, Skylight Law and Stairs Dillenbeck Finley Mayer in highlighting and emphasising that debt financiers and forward buyers must be able to take, and enforce, security interests over carbon credits pursuant to Article 6.4, if such mechanism is to successfully support the attainment of the Paris Agreement goals. The Cape Town Convention provides a precedent for recognition by public international law of security interests established in private contracts. You can read more in the short comment letter - link in the comments.

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    ***Providing expert legal, regulatory, transactional and policy advice on carbon markets, CDR and climate*** We’re delighted to confirm that Emral Carbon have started to advise international law firm Philip Lee LLP through our Managing Director Simon Puleston Jones, and are assisting Philip Lee LLP in advising its clients, on a wide range of legal, transactional, regulatory and policy matters relating to carbon markets, carbon dioxide removal and climate. Philip Lee LLP’s world-leading carbon finance and climate practice, led by partners Lev Gantly and Anna Hickey, was voted Voluntary Carbon Market Law Firm of the Year 2023 by Environmental Finance.

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