Carbon removal platform opens first reforestation protocol for public consultation
A technology-focused carbon removal programme has for the first time launched a public consultation on a reforestation protocol, the company announced on Thursday.
Read MoreStockholm-based clean energy tech firm raises €63 mln to drive heating decarbonisation in Europe
A Swedish clean energy tech firm has raised €63 million to accelerate residential heating electrification and drive decarbonisation across Europe, the company announced on Wednesday.
Read MoreGerman wildfire monitoring solution secures €25 mln to improve AI tools and expand globally
A Munich-headquartered wildfire monitoring company has raised €25 million in a Series B funding round, the company announced on Tuesday.
Read MoreKenya-based carbon removal firm reveals biochar solution from sugarcane waste
A Kenya-headquartered carbon removal company has launched a new biochar solution that aims to sequester carbon, improve food security, and create jobs for women, it announced this week.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: Carbon removal venture buys credits from Indian ERW partner at $200/t
A carbon removal buyers club has signed a deal with an enhanced rock weathering (ERW) company, adding credits from Asia to its portfolio for the first time at an average price of $200 per tonne.
Read MoreUK banks invested £1 bln in ‘forest risk’ companies, undermining national pledge -report
UK banks have invested more than £1 billion in companies tied to deforestation risks worldwide since COP26, defying the country’s 2021 Glasgow climate commitments, according to analysis released on Wednesday.
Read MoreFinnish waste management company produces first biodegradable plastic from CO2 emissions
A Finnish waste management and circular solutions company has become the world’s first to produce biodegradable plastic from CO2 emissions using carbon capture and utilisation (CCU), the firm announced on Tuesday.
Read MoreCFEL24: Integrity concerns still keeping voluntary carbon credit buyers at bay
Companies, banks, and governments need to take concrete steps to incentivise support for the voluntary carbon market (VCM) with persistent integrity concerns still holding buyers back, according to speakers at Carbon Forward Expo London last week.
Read MoreIndigenous groups in Brazil claim lack of consultation on carbon credits
A group of Indigenous and community organisations in Brazil’s Para state has issued a public letter condemning the lack of consultation with them on a $180 million carbon credit deal.
Read MoreCarbon removal platform certifies new biochar protocol with 1,000-year durability option
A carbon removal certification programme has approved a new biochar protocol with a durability option exceeding 1,000 years, along with another module focused on the technology.
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