Bank sets up new carbon, biodiversity credit trading team
A UK bank has set up a new team to help clients buy and finance carbon and biodiversity credits, according to Bloomberg reporting.
Read MoreRestoration startup secures first biodiversity-labelled funding in Brazil
A Brazilian startup has secured the country’s first biodiversity-labelled financing applied to forest restoration activities, receiving R$80 million ($14.2 mln) from the federal Climate Fund.
Read MoreHSBC names new carbon markets boss
HSBC has named a new global head of carbon markets as the bank’s current boss prepares to leave the company, Carbon Pulse has learned.
Read MoreFrench developer raises €10 mln in latest funding round
A French developer of nature-based carbon and biodiversity projects on Tuesday announced it has raised €10 million in funding to expand its global reforestation activities.
Read MoreNet losses more than double in 2024 during “necessary reset” for Canadian developer
A Vancouver-based carbon project developer announced Wednesday that its net losses more than doubled in fiscal year 2024, a period which the company’s CEO described as a “necessary reset”.
Read MoreCarbon intelligence provider expands into Asia-Pacific region
A carbon market intelligence provider and credit procurement firm has announced its expansion into Singapore on Wednesday.
Read MoreCalifornia governor appoints new member to ARB watchdog
Governor Gavin Newsom (D) added a sixth member to the independent advisory committee overseeing California’s ETS and other relevant climate policies.
Read MoreUK director banned over collapse of £8.5 mln “green” teak investment scheme in Brazil
A British company director has been banned for 11 years after hundreds of investors lost more than £8.5 million in two failed schemes linked to “green” teak plantations in Brazil.
Read MoreVeteran returns to head up Australian bank’s emissions desk
A carbon product specialist has returned to the market after over a year’s absence to take up the position as head of emissions trading at one of Australia’s big four banks.
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