Disagreements over how to balance climate goals with trade fairness resurfaced during Climate Week NYC as officials from Egypt and Chile warned that the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) ...
Russia has promised marginally deepen its emissions reductions – but only if the economy is resilient and sanctions imposed following its 2022 invasion of Ukraine are eased – in a new Paris Agreement ...
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The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has asked a federal court to block Hawaii’s attempt to sue fossil fuel companies for climate damages, arguing the state’s case unlawfully intrudes on federal ...
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Changing political dynamics, authorisation bottlenecks, and a persistent lack of eligible credits pose a threat to the future of CORSIA, but market participants still see momentum behind the UN's ...
Maritime companies are preparing to hand in their EU Allowances for the first time on Tuesday, amid rising optimism that the sector will soon adapt to the bloc's cap-and-trade market despite a choppy ...
Emissions trading lobby group IETA has published new guidelines to scale voluntary carbon markets, calling for pragmatic collaboration between public and private sector stakeholders to establish clear ...
Prices mostly rose last week to maintain the steady recovery of the voluntary carbon market since last December amid a transition to integrity.
The German Federal Council (Bundesrat) recommends that carbon capture, use, and storage (CCUS) is restricted to hard-to-abate and unavoidable emissions, as the German government prepares for a new ...
The EU should recognise international Article 6 credits as a carbon price paid by an exporting country, under its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), Singapore said in response to a request for ...
A new review highlights a striking research gap in the forecasting of voluntary forest carbon credit prices, which is linked to bad data.
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