Ghana urges govts to rapidly develop policy frameworks for Article 6
A key figure in the development of Ghana’s Article 6 policy framework has urged other countries to rapidly develop similar policies if they wish to capitalise on the opportunities of sovereign carbon trading.
Read MoreAI cuts carbon capture and storage design time from 100 days to just one
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been used to cut the design time for carbon capture and storage (CCS) from a typical length of 100 days to just one day.
Read MoreDATA DIVE – Built on solid rock: How Kenya emerged as a global leader for carbon market investment
This is the first story in Carbon Pulse’s newly-launched data journalism offering. Data Dive delves deeper into larger data sets to analyse the figures, identify the trends, and employ helpful visualisations that together deliver compelling and insightful news articles for our subscribers.
Read MoreBritish investor to acquire UK land under new natural capital strategy
An ESG-focused British investment group has launched a natural capital strategy that will see it acquire land in the UK.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: Cement industry over-investing in expensive carbon capture
The cement industry is currently over-investing in carbon capture and storage (CCS) and is failing to appreciate just how big the shift to low-carbon concrete will be, according to the CEO of the World Cement Association (WCA).
Read MoreBelgian lime products manufacturer signs MoU with British carbon capture firm
A Belgian manufacturer of lime, limestone, and mineral-based products has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate with a British carbon capture and storage (CCS) firm.
Read MoreVoluntary credit retirements on track for record year despite wave of bad press
Credit retirements from the four main standard bodies in the voluntary carbon market remain on track for a record year despite a wave of bad press around issuing projects, data from Carbon Pulse’s VCM portal shows.
Read MoreCarbon removals stakeholders urge immediate investment to avoid future supply shortage
Executives at two carbon removals firms have called for urgent investment to ensure the nascent technology-based sector develops fast enough for corporations to meet net zero goals.
Read More‘Key things have changed’ in Article 6 negotiations since COP28, says lead UK negotiator
The UK’s lead negotiator on Article 6 carbon markets negotiations has said that key aspects of the negotiations have changed in the months since parties failed to reach an agreement last December at COP28 in Dubai.
Read MoreAfrican Union to develop ‘Gold Standard’ for carbon offsets
The African Union Development Agency is looking for a consultancy service to develop an optimum standard for voluntary carbon offsets in Africa, to be labelled the ‘African Gold Standard’.
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