Calls mount for waste inclusion in EU ETS as groups send letter to Commission
More than 20 organisations have written to the European Commission calling for the waste incineration sector to be included in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS).
Read MoreDATA DIVE: Growth of corporate climate target setting remains strong despite political headwinds
The number of companies setting climate targets has maintained strong momentum over the first six months of 2025, despite a more challenging political environment for corporate environmental action.
Read MoreBuyers remain cautious on public credit retirements despite bullish voluntary carbon market momentum
Retirees of voluntary carbon credits remain cautious about sharing their activity, despite expectations that 2025 is on course to become a record year for the market, said analysts in a new report.
Read MoreStandard setter issues new guidance on transition plan disclosures
A corporate sustainability standards body on Monday published a new guidance document disclosing information about organisations’ climate transition plans.
Read MoreMajority of business leaders expect climate costs to rise this year, urge immediate action
The vast majority of business leaders say the price of inaction on climate will outweigh the cost of the energy transition, with nearly two-thirds expecting increased costs from global warming this year, according to a new survey.
Read MoreSwiss entity estimates 20 mln ITMOs from current Article 6 carbon pipeline, paying nearly $40/t
The entity with a mandate to purchase Article 6 credits for Switzerland now has a potential pipeline of more than 20 million international units, paying an estimated average price of almost $40 per tonne.
Read MoreCarbon ratings agency introduces ‘freemium’ version, makes assessments public
A carbon ratings agency and data provider has unveiled a new product making thousands of its quality assessments public.
Read MoreEuropean steel giant drops hydrogen plant plans citing high energy costs
ArcelorMittal has pulled out of two key decarbonisation projects in Germany, citing excessively high energy costs and policy uncertainty.
Read MoreConcerns mount over fossil fuel influence at UN climate summits
There are rising concerns around the influence of fossil fuel lobbyists at UN climate conferences, such as the ongoing intersessional talks in Bonn, Germany, according to a report.
Read MoreSouth Korean carbon removal developer moves into Kenya with new pilot project
A South Korea-headquartered direct air capture (DAC) project developer has signed a new partnership with the Great Carbon Valley (GCV) initiative in Kenya, where it will build a new electrochemical plant.
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