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- Gabon biochar plan - French mining group Eramet and the Gabonese government have signed a MoU covering expanded domestic manganese processing, biochar production, and an industrial seed fund, as part of a wider roadmap that could see up to 700,000 tonnes of manganese ore processed locally each year by 2031, French outlet RFI reported Wednesday. Eramet will now assess three possible processing projects, while Gabon has pledged to provide the energy and other conditions needed to make the investments viable.
- Fri 11:13A Vietnamese conglomerate has built the measurement infrastructure for carbon credit generation from its electric vehicle and charging network projects, which could collectively generate up to 4.5 million units, with room for exports under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement.
- Fri 10:37Australia's Clean Energy Regulator (CER) has approved the stacking of credits generated through water quality improvement activities with the Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) Scheme.
- Fri 07:49The Philippine National Irrigation Administration and a climate tech company have jointly launched a pilot project to generate carbon credits from rice paddies through alternate wetting and drying (AWD).
- Fri 07:08Methodology in the making - Tokyo-based startup Spatial Pleasure on Friday said its research project for developing an offset methodology for the transportation sector has been selected as a feasibility study under Japan's transport ministry. Transportation accounts for around 20% of Japan's CO₂ emissions, mostly from road traffic. The company will partner with Kyushu University to identify promising solutions, such as those for congestion and traffic demand management.
- Fri 06:15The Australian government has announced it is shuttering its Climate Active certification programme, saying the voluntary scheme is no longer needed.
