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International Emissions Trading Association

3 documents prepared.

Personalisation — person + organisation + alignment

Named recipient
Dirk Forrister
President and CEO
International Emissions Trading Association (IETA)
Recent work
Longtime IETA leader. Previously managing director at Natsource LLC. Leads IETA's 200+ member companies across carbon trading, project development, verification, and corporate offtake.

Signals the recipient responds to

Organisational context

Positions
IETA is the business voice of the emissions-trading industry. Has historically advocated for transparent and efficient carbon market infrastructure. Six active working groups: Article 6, VCM, CORSIA, MRV & Digitalisation, Net Zero Ambition, Climate Finance.
Active initiatives
2026 pivotal year for global carbon markets per IETA framing. Active engagement with ICVCM, VCMI, registries, UNFCCC Article 6 Supervisory Body.
Pressures
Member pressure to maintain market viability as integrity scrutiny intensifies; need to align private-sector positioning with EU CRCF and US federal procurement developments.

Specific alignment

Why this recipient benefits: IETA WG-level endorsement of proof-pack-equivalent disclosure as a convergence property across registries translates directly into uptake by the 200+ IETA members — the entire operator population the instrument must serve. Forrister's career trajectory aligns with market-based transparency; this is the instrument that lets him deliver on it.

Why now: IETA annual general conference calendar; regulatory-window alignment with EU CRCF.

The ask: Working-group-level technical presentation first (Article 6 WG + VCM WG + MRV WG). Organisation-level engagement through the existing three IETA stakeholder documents (Integration Whitepaper, Partnership Proposal, Technology Alignment Analysis) after WG technical acceptance.

Documents prepared for International Emissions Trading Association

3 documents covering methodology alignment, integration architecture, partnership options, sample verification outputs, and cost comparison analyses. All drafts are in review and awaiting governance approval before transmittal.

The co-dependence network

Trellison Institute

Research and methodology.

Carbon capture research →

Artrellion

Policy and stakeholder engagement.

Carbon release arsenal →

LedgerWell

Operational verification.

Carbon business cases →

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