Sylvera reports 24.9 million tonnes of CORSIA-eligible credits authorised by Guyana

Sylvera data indicates that while 640 million tonnes of carbon credits are theoretically eligible for CORSIA Phase 1 compliance, only 37 million tonnes currently meet all requirements due to a bottleneck in host country authorisations. Even with optimistic projections, the accessible pool reaches only 104 million tonnes, falling short of the 163 million tonnes of demand for Phase 1. Guyana's JREDD+ programme accounts for the largest authorised tranche with 24.9 million tonnes, followed by Rwanda's 2.8 million tonnes of cookstove credits. Sylvera notes that CORSIA-tagged credits are also being sold into the voluntary market, further reducing available supply for airlines. The firm has launched an 'Article 6 & CORSIA Hub' to track supply, demand, and sovereign risk.