Carbon Credits Prices

09-12-2025 - Over the past month, the price of Carbon Credits (EUA ICE) has experienced a slight increase, moving from €80.06 to €81.98 per ton of CO2. This indicates a steady demand and a minor upward trend in the market. The forecast predicts a further rise to €82.93 per ton of CO2, representing a 1.2% increase from the current price of €81.98 per ton. This suggests a generally stable market with minimal risk, as the price change is only €0.95 per ton of CO2.

The forecast also points to upward price pressure on raw materials, primarily influenced by technical data, which has an impact of €2.34 per ton of CO2. Key factors contributing to this pressure include the Futures Curve and Trend Following, each contributing over €1.5 per ton of CO2. All data types consistently predict this trend.

Additionally, a recent report from CORE Markets highlights a bullish trend in the voluntary carbon market (VCM) as of October 2025. The report notes a steady increase in prices for top-rated carbon credit projects, with the index for the 500 most-retired projects rising to $4.87 per ton, a 3% increase over the month. This growth is attributed to a market shift towards higher-integrity credits and the expansion of approved methodologies by the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM). These developments suggest a strengthening demand and value for quality carbon credits, aligning with the forecasted price increase in the ICE Carbon Credits market.