Clear demand signal needed to scale CORSIA carbon credit supply, says Guyana
Airlines need to show a clearer demand signal if countries are to supply sufficient levels of CORSIA-eligible credits to meet the demands of Phase 1 (2024-26), a representative from Guyana told a carbon industry conference.
Read MoreEcuador, Barbados work on debt swap deals to drive nature, climate resilience investments
Ecuador is reportedly preparing to enter into its second deal to swap debt for conservation funding in the Amazon rainforest, according to a stock exchange filing released this week, while Barbados has announced a first of its kind debt-for-climate-resilience arrangement.
Read MoreSwiss foundation ups 2030 international carbon credit buying target to 20 mln
The Klik Foundation plans to buy around 20 million international carbon credits under Article 6 by the end of 2030, up from an earlier forecast for 15 mln, according to presentation slides circulated Wednesday.
Read MoreEurope-wide CO2 market, including UK, may reduce storage costs by 20% -report
A Europe-wide market for CO2 with access to the UK could reduce carbon storage costs by 20%, equal to €11 per tonne, according to a report released on Wednesday.
Read MoreGender equality can strengthen integrity of carbon credits, experts say
Developers can bolster the integrity of the carbon credits they sell by making sure there is gender equality across the design, implementation, and monitoring of their projects, according to experts.
Read MoreCarbon capture could have huge climate impact for cement sector -report
Cement decarbonisation technologies, including carbon capture, supplementary cementitious materials, and alternative fuels could help the sector cut an extra 422 million tonnes of CO2 emissions over the next decade, according to a new report.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: The asset manager with the billion-dollar brick in the regenerative agriculture wall
UK-based investor Climate Asset Management (CAM) reveals how it has attracted $1 billion in investment following increasing interest in regenerative agriculture, high-quality food, and nature impacts.
Read MoreShipping sees data, contracting, admin challenges in first year under EU ETS
One year into the inclusion of shipping in the EU ETS, the system is now “well understood” by the maritime sector – but issues persist regarding data transparency, division of contractual responsibilities, and access to EU accounts, according to a maritime data analytics firm in its 2024 review.
Read MoreUS methodology developer unveils first registry-independent standard for carbon removal
A US-based methodology developer has launched the first registry-independent standard in the carbon removal (CDR) market, the company announced on Wednesday.
Read MoreAI-powered climate tech firm discontinues VCM platform, services
An AI-powered climate tech company has shut down its online voluntary carbon market platform and halted access to its project data and other services.
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