A Carbonpunk Story

Here I try to introduce a new subgener in the sci-punk gener. I am calling carbonpunk, it is tought of an antithesis of solarpunk. Imagine a civilization in the transition for renewable energies sources, but with a capitalist state of mind. Carbon net zero is the goal and Carbon net negative is a plus. In this world, carbon credits are the primary currency, leading to new forms of wealth and power. Individuals and corporations can trade credits, creating a market where those who can reduce their carbon footprint profit. A carbon footprint tax is imposed for everyone but can be offset with carbon removal technology. A global marketplace for carbon credits creates a new economy where businesses compete to find innovative ways to reduce their carbon footprints. The transition from the old currencies to the carbon credits were made to benefit the already rich and powerful. Green Banks are created, Financial institutions that focus on funding carbon-negative projects. These could be seen as benevolent or as a means for the elite to control resources. Grassroots movements could rise in opposition to the corporate control of carbon credits, advocating for true sustainability rather than a profit-driven approach.
The visual and aesthetic elements are:
Architecture: Urban landscapes could feature a mix of green architecture and industrial structures, with vertical gardens and carbon capture towers juxtaposed against traditional buildings.
Fashion: Clothing could be made from sustainable materials, with designs that reflect an individual's carbon footprint. High-fashion items could be marketed as "carbon-negative couture."
Art: Visual art could reflect the struggles and triumphs of the carbon economy, using recycled materials or digital mediums that comment on environmental issues.
Here is a short story in this genrer.