Autodesk, EY and Salesforce top this carbon credits leaderboard. Here’s what you can learn from them

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By Jim GilesMay 13, 2026, 6:00 am109 ptsTrending
Around 150 million metric tons of carbon credits were retired in 2025, generated by projects as diverse as forest protection and landfill methane capture. To understand how more sophisticated buyers are navigating this market, Trellis worked with Calyx Global, an independent rater of carbon credit projects, to…

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