Forest carbon firm expands project pipeline amid shifting market demand, regulatory delays
A forest carbon developer plans to certify three new projects in 2025 as it adapts to changing market preferences and faces regulatory delays, it said in its latest progress report.
Read MoreCCUS capacity breaches 50 Mt capacity, on track to hit 430 Mt by 2030, says IEA
As of Q1 2025, global carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) capacity in operation exceeded 50 million tonnes, showing a modest increase from the previous year, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said Wednesday.
Read MoreCanadian bank ditches emissions, sustainable finance goals
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) said it was scrapping its sustainable finance and emissions reduction goals, despite reporting another cut in its operational emissions in 2024.
Read MoreBRIEFING: Louisiana CCS remains highly contentious, state representatives hear
Louisiana state representatives heard from numerous residents at odds with carbon capture and storage (CCS) during a committee meeting Tuesday that ran several hours into overtime.
Read MoreWhite House fires US scientists preparing National Climate Assessment
US President Donald Trump’s administration notified hundreds of scientists working on a report published every four years that they had been disbanded Monday, saying their analysis of climate change impacts is being reevaluated.
Read MoreColombian peatlands carbon storage capacity up to 1.91 billion tonnes of CO2e -study
Peatland ecosystems can store between four and 10 times more GHGs than other vegetation types, including rainforests, according to a study published in Environmental Research Letters.
Read MoreFrench asset manager enters new forest finance partnership
A France-headquartered sustainable asset manager has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with an English non-profit to boost forest finance.
Read MoreVCMI launches Scope 3 Action Code of Practice in bid to ignite voluntary carbon credit market
The Voluntary Carbon Markets Integrity Initiative (VCMI) has launched its Scope 3 Action Code of Practice that allows companies to use Core Carbon Principle (CCP)-tagged credits to help them close the gap to interim Scope 3 targets.
Read MoreEnvironmental trading director resigns from Canadian bank
A major Canadian investment bank has lost its director of environmental trading after he resigned from his role, Carbon Pulse has learned.
Read MoreCalifornia lawmakers advance bill to establish CO2 pipeline safety rules, lift moratorium
A California assembly committee on Monday approved a bill that aims to establish CO2 pipeline safety regulations and subsequently rescind the existing pipeline moratorium in the state.
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