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Building Trust & Liquidity in Carbon Markets- Allowing Carbon to be an Asset Class

Summary In this episode of Navigating Carbon, Deb Ryan speaks with Luke Hanley, CEO of 1089 Inc., about the company's innovative approach to carbon asset infrastructure. They discuss the importance of insurance in the carbon credit market, the historical parallels with municipal bonds, and the challenges of liquidity and participation in the carbon market. Luke emphasizes the need for a downstream focus in decarbonization efforts, particularly in the transportation sector, and envisions a future where carbon credits are treated as a legitimate asset class. The conversation highlights the critical role of trust, value, and accountability in driving participation and investment in carbon markets. Company: https://www.1089inc.com/ Insurance Press Release:   / oka-1089-partner-launch-first-of-its-kind-...   Takeaways • 1089 Inc. focuses on carbon asset infrastructure. • Insurance is crucial for creating trust in carbon credits. • Historical parallels exist between municipal bonds and carbon markets. • Transportation is the largest emitter of carbon emissions. • Downstream participation is essential for liquidity in carbon markets. • Decarbonization requires a focus on both upstream and downstream processes. • The carbon credit market is evolving into an asset class. • Trust and accountability are key to market participation. • Insurance can incentivize investment in decarbonization solutions. • The future of carbon credits involves retail participation and broader accessibility.