PepsiCo partners with Canadian group to support biodiversity improvement in farms
PepsiCo has teamed up with a Canadian conservation charity to provide financial incentives for producers committed to improving biodiversity on their lands.
Read MorePREVIEW: ARB workshop uncertainty to keep a lid on WCI Q2 auction settlement
The California-Quebec current vintage carbon auction on Wednesday is expected to clear in line with or at a slight discount to front month California Carbon Allowance (CCA) prices, traders said, with uncertainty from the ARB’s cap-and-trade rulemaking workshop factoring into participants’ views.
Read MoreOver half of ARB-approved US forest offset land at moderate to very high risk from wildfires -report
Nearly 3 million acres (1.2 mln hectares) of land involved in the California ARB forest carbon offset programme lies in areas at moderate to very high risk from wildfires, potentially endangering millions of tonnes of stored CO2, according to a report published Monday.
Read MoreEnhanced risk management solutions with carbon credit insurance cover unveiled in new ClearBlue-Kita partnership
ClearBlue Markets and Kita have formed a partnership aimed at enhancing the voluntary carbon market (VCM) by offering improved data accuracy, risk mitigation, and transparency in credit transactions.
Read MoreShell dismisses Greenpeace, FT reporting on “phantom” carbon credits as inaccurate
Shell has dismissed as inaccurate reports by Greenpeace and the Financial Times claiming the oil major made over C$200 million ($146 mln) selling “phantom” carbon credits that it earned for emissions reductions that never happened.
Read MoreConsultancy launches new business line to help companies invest in carbon credits
A global sustainability consultancy has launched a new division focused on helping companies invest in high-quality carbon credits, building on its existing carbon markets strategy, it announced on Thursday.
Read MoreBrazil, India, Saudi Arabia among largest emitters most exposed to climate impacts
A third of the countries responsible for the vast majority of global emissions could face some of the harshest climate change impacts, especially from heat, according to a new report by a risk intelligence company.
Read MoreSeries of institutional investment natural capital funds prepares for launch
The investment arms of a Dutch bank and a Canadian pension fund are preparing a series of large natural capital funds focused on real assets that will launch on a new platform, expected to go live next year.
Read More2023 hailed as a possible turning point for clean power, as renewables surpass 30% of global generation
Solar and wind growth has propelled the world past 30% renewable electricity for the first time in 2023, marking a turning point in the shift away from fossil fuel power, according to a review of country-level data published on Wednesday.
Read MoreCanada sets federal offset protocol for forests on private land
The Canadian government released on Monday a methodology to generate carbon offsets from forest management practices on privately held land.
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