‘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’.
Read MoreVoluntary carbon standard publishes revisions after being denied full eligibility for CORSIA
Gold Standard has published clarifications and procedural revisions to boost its chances of supplying voluntary carbon credits for Phase 1 of CORSIA, the UN international aviation offsetting scheme.
Read MoreGreen steel growth slows in Europe amid de-industrialisation concerns, data shows
The pipeline of green steel projects has slowed in recent months in Europe, according to new data released in the green steel tracker produced by the Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT).
Read MoreCCUS industry struggling to develop pipeline projects, says IEA
The pipeline of global carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) initiatives is growing rapidly, but the nascent industry is struggling to fully develop these projects, a representative from the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Thursday.
Read MoreBritish forest carbon data startup secures $12 mln in Series A funding
A British forest carbon startup has raised $12 million in Series A funding, just seven months after it announced funding of $2.2 mln at pre-seed level.
Read MoreVoluntary carbon credit issuances outpace retirements in Q1 to further inflate oversupply, weigh on prices -analysts
Despite a historically large number of retirements in the voluntary carbon market in Q1 2024, oversupply continues to balloon amid issuances rising at a faster clip, keeping credit prices at bay, analysts said Tuesday.
Read MorePolish cement plant advances major CCUS investment
A Polish cement plant is advancing plans for the large-scale installation of carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) technology at its facilities.
Read MoreGerman biochar firm enters US partnership to coin voluntary carbon credits from wastewater sludge
A German climate technology firm has entered a partnership in the US to create biochar carbon removals from wastewater sludge disposal.
Read MoreExpert review of link between sovereign debt and climate launched at IMF Spring Meetings
An independent review of the link between sovereign debt and climate change is being launched by experts at the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings on Saturday.
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