CORRECTION – CFTC: Investors trim exposure in CCAs, RGGI, LCFS markets
Financial entities reduced net length in V25 California Carbon Allowances (CCA), RGGI Allowances (RGA), and Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LFS) futures and options as volatility spiked in the secondary market, according to data from the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) on Friday, which also revealed a bearish picture for the group’s Washington Carbon Allowance (WCA) vintage 2025 holdings for the first time.
Read MoreCarbon storage building materials could absorb half of world’s annual CO2 -study
Tweaking conventional building materials to absorb CO2 could boost carbon storage capacity to half of the world’s emissions annually, a new scientific study estimated.
Read MoreUS regulator publishes updated CO2 pipeline rules
A new proposal by a US regulator means CO2 pipelines could face new regulatory requirements as the industry prepares for nationwide expansion.
Read MoreUS biofuels producer closes billion-dollar DOE loan for SAF expansion
A US biofuels producer has closed a more than $1 billion loan with the federal government to expand its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production.
Read MoreNew appeal challenges multi-state CCS pipeline project in US Midwest
A group of North Dakota landowners are appealing approval of a multi-state CCS project in the US, adding to a long list of challenges the company has navigated.
Read MoreUS awards millions in decarbonisation grants
The US DOE is doling out more than $130 million to dozens of projects to reduce emissions, energy demand, and advance decarbonisation technology in its core industrial base, keeping up with global markets.
Read MoreOil and gas emissions cap unconstitutional, Alberta asserts in public consultations
Alberta is doubling down on threats to take the Canadian federal government to court over its proposed fossil fuel extraction emissions cap, the provincial government said during a public comment period for the federal policy.
Read MoreTrudeau exit less cause for carbon market concern than impending Canadian election -analysts
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s resignation from Canada’s top seat could have little impact on the country’s carbon markets, or the broader clean fuels market, according to a new report by a US-based analytics group.
Read MoreInternational non-profit cusps $10 bln in assets alongside conservation efforts
An international non-profit looking to help reduce or store 3 gigatonnes of CO2 by 2030 is closing in on $10 billion in assets.
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