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• Euro Market: EUAs re-test six-month lows as selling pressure continues to dominate
• Biodiversity Pulse: Tuesday October 8, 2024
• CFEL24: Investors call for detailed data to mitigate risks as EU ETS free allocations shrink
• RGGI maintains even keel in Q4 auction volumes amidst slump in RGA prices
• BRIEFING: UK considering key reforms in next renewables auction
• Chile looks to double offsets toward CO2 tax, accept more registries in 2025 -official
• Climate finance takes a backseat at key EU council meeting
• INTERVIEW: Small sites should be exempt from biodiversity net gain
• UK shipping industry lays out £700 mln investment plan to reach net zero by 2050
• European accelerator marks entry into Indian carbon removals market, selects first cohort of local startups
• FEATURE: New Zealand looks to bring back gas, but challenges abound
• Australian climate tech VC firm raises A$100 mln in new round
• Quebec announces C$922 mln biodiversity action plan
• INTERVIEW: Carbon capture and usage must work for refractory giant to preserve European business
• Two UK carbon capture projects progress towards start-up by 2030
• BNP Paribas, French NGO launch impact loan vehicle for coral reef conservation, target $35 mln
• INTERVIEW: Europe’s net-zero agenda must get to grips with geopolitics
• Singapore opens decarbonisation plans for comment ahead of NDC submission
• Taiwan plans to introduce domestic version of CBAM next year, minister says
• Proposed nature metrics need to be more rigorous, global nature summit hears
• Vietnam rules out int’l sales of pilot ETS carbon units
• BHP, Indian steel giant sign MoU for new ways to make commodity more cleanly
• More than 6 mln ha of forests lost last year raise concerns over 2030 global targets, report says
• CP Daily: Monday October 7, 2024
• UPDATE – Australia expands ocean protection as first Global Nature Positive Summit kicks off
• EU nations urged to allocate ETS revenues towards climate goals
• RGGI Market: RGAs slip further towards 2025 CCR
• US EPA’s own data negates power plant rules’ CCS feasibility -intervenor briefs SCOTUS
• 85% of banks worldwide still open to financing new coal -report
• SCOTUS seeks input from US federal official on merit of fossil fuel lawsuits