Sylvera identifies reporting gaps in early Article 6.2 submissions

Sylvera's analysis of initial Article 6.2 reporting reveals common issues in timeliness and completeness from host countries. These gaps, while expected in the early stages of the mechanism, pose challenges for verifying corresponding adjustments and ensuring credit integrity. The firm notes that such issues are critical for stakeholders including host countries, airlines under CORSIA, sovereign buyers, investors, and insurers. Effective national reporting is essential for preventing double-counting and maintaining the credibility of authorised carbon credits under the Paris Agreement.