Asia-Pacific banks still favour fossil fuels over clean energy -report
Clean energy investment across the Asia-Pacific region continues to fall behind fossil fuels, as banks and investors direct huge sums towards conventional energy supply, according to a report.
Read MoreEnvironmental planting project to generate 3.2 mln ACCUs amid supply concerns
An Australian carbon services firm has launched the nation’s largest environmental carbon planting project, expected to generate about 3.2 million Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) over its lifetime, as demand for high‑integrity credits increases.
Read MoreGold Standard upgrades carbon credit registry to improve market links
Gold Standard has partnered with a digital infrastructure provider to upgrade one of its registries, in a move aimed at improving links with national registries, marketplaces, and exchanges, it announced Thursday.
Read MoreNZ govt says historic low gas reserves justifies LNG terminal build, new exploration
New Zealand’s gas reserves have fallen to record lows, with the government saying this supports its decisions to build an LNG import terminal and permit new offshore oil and gas exploration.
Read MoreNZ Market: NZUs ease down after rally draws sellers out
Prices in the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme (NZ ETS) have softened over the past week, under pressure from sellers who came to the market as it rallied at the start of May.
Read MoreGood winds power RWE to more profit and less CO2 in Q1
Emissions from German utility giant RWE fell in the first three months of 2026 amid a switch away from gas and hard coal, while boosting profits 25% despite incurring losses in trading, the company said Wednesday.
Read MoreDraft EU rules allow international credits to cover CBAM fees
The European Commission has proposed recognising international credits as a carbon price paid outside the EU, making it possible for importers to deduct the costs from their Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) fees, according to draft rules published on Wednesday.
Read MoreCCP label a gamechanger for voluntary carbon investors, say experts
The Core Carbon Principles (CCP) quality tag is proving to be a major driver of voluntary carbon interest, according to speakers at an industry event.
Read MorePhase 1 CORSIA carbon credit prices tumble, spot bids drop to under $11
Phase 1 CORSIA prices slipped on Wednesday, with spot prices for the international aviation offsetting scheme bid under $11, an exchange said.
Read MoreBig investors are waiting for carbon removal developers to prove their record
Startup carbon removal developers will struggle to attract large sums of capital in the coming years, as institutional investors remain wary of projects that lack offtake agreements and proven results, finance experts told a conference in London on Wednesday.
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