Marsh explains how insurance products for carbon credits are becoming essential to market credibility. Buyers and sellers face risks around verification, delivery, and regulatory changes. Insurance can cover these gaps, making credits more bankable and reducing the fear of buying low-quality offsets. The piece outlines where the market is heading as demand grows and scrutiny tightens. It is a practical read for anyone involved in carbon trading or project finance who wants to understand how risk transfer mechanisms are evolving alongside the voluntary carbon market.
