Veteran carbon journalist sues Bloomberg over dismissal
A veteran carbon market journalist has sued Bloomberg over his dismissal, alleging it was based on him ‘whistle-blowing’ over the news agency’s “biased” coverage of climate change and the Paris Agreement.
Read MoreNew European energy and emissions trading platform boasts early industry support
A new European energy and emissions trading platform is preparing to launch with committed participants representing more than 50% of the continent’s traded volumes.
Read MoreInvestment and advisory group snaps up EIB climate finance expert
A climate finance expert with the European Investment Bank is joining a London climate advisory and investment business, Carbon Pulse has learned.
Read MoreAustralian developer agrees to strict oversight to remain in carbon business
Australian project developer Country Carbon has agreed to having its business practices strictly monitored by the government for a two-year period to address ‘compliance issues’ with regulations under the nation’s carbon offset market.
Read MoreEU launches tender to pick ETS auction platform for Phase 4
The European Commission on Monday launched a tender to appoint a common auction platform to host carbon allowances sales during the first half of Phase 4 of the EU ETS (2021-30).
Read MoreSurprise EU data release lifts lid on 12 years of ETS emissions transactions
The European Commission this week quietly published over 12 years’ worth of trading records from the EU ETS emissions registry, offering a comprehensive glimpse of how hundreds of billions tonnes of CO2 were shifted across more than a million transactions.
Read MoreGlobal carbon fund hands back majority of early gains after volatility bet sours
A carbon market investment fund in April handed back most of the gains made the previous month after a bet on volatility went sour.
Read MoreNext year’s UN climate talks should take place in Africa as planned, say continent’s negotiators
African climate negotiators want next year’s COP27 UN summit to go ahead in Africa as planned, despite this year’s postponement of the UK-hosted talks to 2021.
Read MoreLead US climate negotiator departs for sustainability consultancy
The US State Department’s chief climate negotiator has exited President Donald Trump’s administration for a role in the sustainability consulting arm of a multinational utility, Carbon Pulse has learned.
Read MoreEU carbon trader leaves Redshaw Advisors for offsetter Climate Care
A trading and risk management analyst at London-based consultancy Redshaw Advisors has left the firm to join Oxford-headquartered offset project developer Climate Care.
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