- Fri 14:33The United Kingdom is committed to include permanent, high-quality carbon removals (CDR) into its Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), a senior official confirmed, saying the government will initially follow a strict ‘one-in, one-out’ approach where each tonne of CO2 removed from the atmosphere is matched by a corresponding allowance withdrawn from the market.
- Fri 12:24A new modelling interface to gauge the impact of climate policy scenarios, such as carbon pricing, has been launched by the UNFCCC and the Katowice Committee of Experts (KCI), which aims to bring socioeconomic considerations to the fore when developing climate policy.
- Fri 12:16A Brazil-led innovative financing model, designed to fight tropical deforestation, is said to be within reach following talks between government officials and philanthropies in London.
- Fri 11:17The seasonal migration of zooplankton such as krill plays a key role in storing CO2 in the Southern Ocean, though these dynamics are at risk of being disturbed by climate change, a new study has found.
- Fri 11:14A Dutch project developer has sold voluntary credits at an average of €22.28 ($26), higher than originally estimated, it revealed Friday.
- Fri 09:09Getting to grips with Article 6 - The Climate Action Center of Excellence (CACE) and Emsurge are making the A6 Country Readiness Tracker free to access for carbon buyers, airlines, developers, Emstream clients, banks, government stakeholders, and climate investors. The decision, announced during London Climate Action Week, is intended to provide governments and investors with the information needed to make responsible decisions about the Article 6 market for international carbon trading. It will be free for eligible participants, but will carry a $5,000/year per location license for OECD-based firms not actively engaged in trading or implementation, said the press release.
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