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The latest independent review of human-induced regeneration gateway checks is now available.

A new Improved native forest management method is now available under the Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCU) Scheme.

The second Nature Repair Market project has been registered in New South Wales.

The Q4 2025 QCMR data workbook is now available. When the full QCMR is published, the workbook will be updated with further data and charts. 

Read Associate Professor (Honorary) Cris Brack’s fifth independent review of human-induced regeneration gateway checks.

Sellers with fixed delivery carbon abatement contracts can opt for a permanent exit arrangement as of 1 July 2026. We will email eligible sellers about how to submit an expression of interest

From 1 July 2026, a new permanent fixed delivery exit arrangement will provide flexibility for contract holders to meet their obligations. The ongoing reporting will support market transparency.

ACCUs have successfully been migrated to the Unit and Certificate Registry. The registry already holds SMCs, making it simpler and more secure for account holders to manage their credit units.

Our compliance update for July to September 2025 is now available.