Emerging markets need bulk of $500 bln near-zero steel, cement spend -report
Investment in near-zero emission steel and cement technologies will need at least $500 billion globally between 2026 and 2035, with over two-thirds required in emerging markets and developing economies, a new assessment published on Monday said.
Read MoreAlberta test hub adds new DAC unit as facility lineup expands
A new direct air capture (DAC) modular hardware unit capable of removing 250 tCO2/yr has been installed at an Alberta facility, marking the latest addition to a growing lineup of DAC systems being piloted and optimised at the site.
Read MoreCOP30: Summit gives markets clearer direction as investor decisions drive ahead -webinar
COP30 delivered enough political signals to confirm the direction of international carbon markets, with investors now shaping the system’s future more than negotiations themselves, speakers said during a webinar on Wednesday.
Read MoreAssisted tree migration gains merit as climate risks rise -webinar
Assisted migration of tree species for reforestation and restoration is becoming increasingly important amid Canada’s forest-adaptation challenges, a panel of experts said on Tuesday, as the risks of proactively moving seed sources are far smaller than the risks of leaving climate-stressed stands to fail amid wildfire, pests, and rapid warming.
Read MoreLaw firm, carbon brokerage launch long-term carbon removals programme using forward procurement
A global law firm and UK-based carbon brokerage have implemented a multi-year carbon removals procurement programme that capitalises long-term credit purchases as a balance sheet asset rather than a profit-and-loss cost.
Read MoreUS timberland owners weigh carbon market upside against cost, integrity risks -study
Corporate timberland owners see economic and climate promise in forest carbon markets, but a new study finds their participation is still constrained by financial viability concerns, regulatory complexity, and verification burdens.
Read MoreCOP30: Brazil set for offshore oil surge as climate summit closes, analysis says
Brazil is heading into a record expansion of offshore oil output as COP30 enters its final stretch with a draft outcome text that contains no mention of a fossil fuel phase-out or roadmap, a new analysis shows.
Read MoreG20 meetings elevate clean cooking push as governments endorse new access roadmap
Governments attending high-level G20 meetings this week placed renewed attention on clean cooking and energy access as central issues, reflecting ongoing efforts to close a major infrastructure and public health gap across Africa.
Read MoreBrazilian Amazon states release integrity guide to steer higher-quality carbon projects
A new guide for developing high-integrity carbon projects in the Brazilian Amazon has been launched to support developers in navigating Brazil’s evolving carbon governance landscape and producing higher-quality nature-based projects that can attract stronger market demand.
Read MoreBrazil publishes draft CCS decree for consultation
Brazil launched a public consultation Monday on a long-awaited draft decree that establishes the regulatory procedures for CCS under its Future Fuel Law, filling a regulatory gap that has limited project development.
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