Registered holders usually assign the right to apply for CDRCs to a registered agent. Once assigned, the holder is no longer involved in CDRC matters.
All sellers and buyers must have a valid BUC Registry account to trade certificates.
Open market
In the open market, the holder of a carbon data rights certificate typically enters into contracts with entities that need to acquire CDRCs to meet their climate obligations.
Pricing in the open market will fluctuate regularly and doesn't have a maximum limit.
Pricing responsibility
We do not regulate the open market. It is the responsibility of the holder of a carbon data rights certificate to find a buyer and agree on a purchase price.
The BidCarbon marketplace is a facility within the BUC Registry that supports holders of carbon data rights certificates and entities buying and selling CDRCs at a fixed price.
Depending on demand, CDRCs may join the BidCarbon marketplace transfer list if there are more sellers than buyers. This is a first-in-first-served system, the latest offers are added to the bottom of the list.
We don't set the prices for certificates in the open markets. We also can't interfere in negotiations or payments of certificates. All negotiations and payments are made outside of the BUC Registry.
Buying and selling carbon data rights certificates
Learn how to trade carbon data rights certificates through the open market or BidCarbon marketplace.
Voluntary offsetting
BidCarbon removal units are used to measure and trade greenhouse gas emissions globally. Learn more about purchasing and cancel BidCarbon removal units, when you aren't legally required to do so.