BeZero evaluates first DAC carbon project, assigns highest-ever rating
Carbon ratings agency BeZero Carbon issued its highest-ever rating for the first publicly evaluated direct air capture with carbon storage (DACCS) project on Wednesday.
Read MoreUK regulator approves low-carbon electricity ‘superhighway’ between Scotland and England
Britain’s energy regulator on Tuesday gave the green light to a £4.3 billion low-carbon electricity “superhighway” stretching over 500 kilometres, set to run from northeastern Scotland to northern England.
Read MoreGlobal Carbon Council seeks views on new AFOLU voluntary carbon methodologies
The Global Carbon Council (GCC) has announced the public consultation for two new voluntary carbon methodologies under its agriculture, forestry, and other land use (AFOLU) crediting programme.
Read MoreVerra makes corrections to three plastic programme documents
US carbon credits certifier Verra has on Monday published corrections and clarifications to several documents in its Plastic Waste Reduction programme.
Read MoreCO2 peak unlikely this year as fossil fuel use keeps rising, research warns
The use of fossil fuels continues to rise, potentially driving a 0.6% increase in global CO2 emissions in 2024, a new report warns, belying expectations of a peak.
Read MoreAviation needs more CORSIA carbon credit supply to decarbonise -IATA
International air carriers’ association IATA has urged that greater supply of CORSIA carbon credits be made available to the market to enable the aviation industry to effectively decarbonise, warning of a looming shortage.
Read MoreBECCS holds high potential for emission cuts, profit gains -report
While bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) is still a nascent technology, companies with biogenic emissions that fail to integrate the solution into their sustainability strategies may be missing out on significant opportunities for both emissions reductions and financial gains, according to a report on Monday.
Read MoreCarbon removals company seeks permit for potential US DAC site
A US-based carbon removals company has filed a permit application to develop what it claims could become the world’s largest direct air capture (DAC) facility.
Read MoreCarbon capture company announces Series A funding to advance proprietary technology
A carbon capture technology provider has announced the initial closing of its Series A funding, raising an undisclosed amount.
Read MoreBrazilian startup rebrands, announces move away from Africa and consultancy
A carbon project developer is rebranding and shifting its focus to climate finance in Latin America, and away from Africa and project development consulting services.
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