Phase 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 MoreAirline demand trails growth in CORSIA carbon credit supply, new analysis finds
New analysis has revealed a widening imbalance between the supply of carbon credits eligible under the aviation industryâs CORSIA offsetting scheme and still-limited airline demand.
Read MoreAviation emissions concentrated at handful of major airports -report
A small group of major airports accounted for a disproportionate share of global aviation emissions in 2023, with the three highest-emitting hubs producing three times as much CO2 as the city of Paris, according to an updated airport emissions tracker and accompanying report released Wednesday.
Read MoreGuyana J-REDD+ programme âalready alignedâ with ICVCMâs CCP label, govt claims
Guyanaâs national jurisdictional REDD+ (J-REDD+) programme, which currently uses the ART TREES v2.0 âhigh forest, low deforestationâ (HFLD) methodology, is âalready alignedâ with the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Marketâs (ICVCM) Core Carbon Principles (CCP) label, the government has claimed â even though the ICVCM has rejected this protocol for a CCP seal.
Read MoreVCM REPORT: Mangrove carbon credits surge to record high
High-rated mangrove restoration credits surged to record highs last week amid an uptick in demand for quality nature-based units, while the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM) said another standard body and another methodology met its Core Carbon Principles (CCP) bar.
Read MoreCookstove developer expands into Uganda, eyeing Article 6 carbon credits
A clean cookstove developer is expanding into Uganda, beginning with the delivery of 10,000 improved cookers to rural communities, it announced on Monday.
Read MoreEU considering extending ETS to international flights -FT
The European Commission is weighing an extension of the EUâs Emissions Trading System (ETS) that would extend carbon costs to international flights departing the bloc, not just those travelling within Europe, according to the Financial Times.
Read More“Don’t mess with EU ETS”, climate campaigners warn
Campaigners have urged Brussels to resist growing political pressure to dilute the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS), warning that weakening the blocâs flagship carbon market in the name of industrial competitiveness would undermine two decades of decarbonisation efforts just as the system “is finally working somewhat”.
Read MoreCOMMENT: Look Beyond Binaries for Climate Progress
Echoing A Tale of Two Cities, todayâs climate transition is marked by both unprecedented progress and mounting headwinds, and overcoming false binaries will be critical to unlocking the capital and action needed at scale.
Read MoreRecord aviation emissions bolster case for wider EU ETS, report says
European aviation emissions rose to a record high in 2025 while airlines avoided more than âŹ8.5 billion in emissions costs, strengthening the case for extending the EU’s Emissions Trading System (ETS) to all departing flights, according to a report published Friday.
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