Voluntary carbon market data from CTX for July 7, 2017
A table of Verified Emission Reduction (VER) prices and offered volumes, based on voluntary market data provided by CTX.
Read MoreMalaysia’s Kelantan govt distances itself from unauthorised forestry carbon project offset sales
Malaysia’s Kelantan state on Wednesday said it has not asked any private companies to start selling carbon credits associated with a 400,000-hectare forestry project and urged any buyers to go to the police, raising more questions regarding the government’s controversial partnership with the scheme’s developer.
Read MoreMalaysian REDD project in doubt after central bank places operator on warning list
The Malaysian central bank has put a private company operating a massive forestry project for Kelantan state on its Financial Consumer Alert list, casting doubt over the project’s credibility and ability to generate UN-issued offsets.
Read MoreVoluntary carbon market data from CTX for June 30, 2017
A table of Verified Emission Reduction (VER) prices and offered volumes, based on voluntary market data provided by CTX.
Read MoreNatixis unit to buy natural capital firm Althelia Ecosphere
Mirova, a unit of French asset manager Natixis Global, has entered into exclusive talks to buy a majority stake in natural capital investor Althelia Ecosphere.
Read MoreVoluntary carbon market data from CTX for June 23, 2017
A table of Verified Emission Reduction (VER) prices and offered volumes, based on voluntary market data provided by CTX.
Read MoreALLCOT’s Voluntary Carbon Market Report – June 2017
In this month’s issue, ALLCOT notes quieter market conditions as offset traders occupy themselves with preparing portfolio proposals for corporate clients rather than carrying out deals. Will this trend continue into Q3?
Read MoreVoluntary carbon market data from CTX for June 16, 2017
A table of Verified Emission Reduction (VER) prices and offered volumes, based on voluntary market data provided by CTX.
Read MoreProductivity Commission urges HK govt to chase carbon trading benefits, own market or not
The Hong Kong government should consider whether to set up its own emissions trading scheme or join mainland China’s market, according to a report by the HK Productivity Commission, which said that regardless, the financial centre should seek out the benefits of positioning itself as a hub for CO2 trading.
Read MoreBP welcomes energy emissions flatlining but unsure if it will last
Global CO2 emissions from energy were virtually flat in 2016 for the third consecutive year, oil major BP said on Tuesday, but it’s not clear whether this is a longer-lasting trend.
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