Nice response! So here's where we are, there's a few steps to getting the project numbers (CC's) listed on The Gold Standard for public view. The first and most important is the approval of the general conceptual plan and the NUMBER of CC's projected to be produce, which has happened. The next few are procedural in nature and may get done next week or perhaps even today and only then will we see the numbers. We all now know that The Gold Standard is the most well respected and difficult 'voluntary' exchange to be listed.
When you go to http://carbontradexchange.com and look at the live ticker you will see why it is worth the wait and effort. CC's on the GS sell for $5.80 US (4.40 EU) per CC and VCS trade at $0.70 per CC. We will also be listed the CAR exchange, but they are a non-voluntary exchange for California, which is a "Cap and Trade" state, meaning net carbon/greenhouse gas emitters must buy carbon offsets. However, at this time they only recognize compost that uses food waste as it main ingredient, which the company hopes to offer in Phase 2. Another plus for the CAR is that they want to focus on CC's produced in the US, of which there are not many at this time.
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