Indian developer, Thai non-profit partner on nature‑based carbon projects in Southeast Asia
An Indian project developer and Thai non-profit have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on nature-based solutions (NbS) project development in Southeast Asia.
Read MoreGreen Climate Fund approves projects set to remove nearly 20 mln tonnes of CO2
The Green Climate Fund (GCF) on Thursday approved at least four projects spanning Southeast Asia, the Pacific, Africa, and South Asia that are expected to collectively deliver almost 19.4 million tonnes of CO2e in emissions reductions or removals, while channelling more than $311 mln into climate-resilient agriculture and forest restoration.
Read MoreUK govt allocates £47 mln to peatland restoration in England
The UK government has allocated $47 million to support peatland recovery in England, as part of its broader efforts to restore 280,000 hectares by 2050.
Read MoreAustralian bank signs large ACCU offtake deal with Indigenous carbon project group
One of Australia’s ‘Big Four’ banks on Wednesday signed its largest-ever purchase of Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs), securing around 150,000 credits over five years from an Indigenous-owned carbon project developer.
Read MoreGerman carbon platform launches search for 520k nature-based removal credits in long-term corporate procurement
A Berlin-based nature-based solutions platform has launched a request for information (RFI) to source up to 520,000 high-quality nature-based carbon removal credits on behalf of an unnamed German enterprise, underscoring continued corporate demand for long-term, high-integrity removals despite broader weakness in voluntary carbon markets.
Read MoreIndian state Odisha could be an early mover in farm carbon credits -study
Odisha can emerge as an early mover in farm carbon markets in India if backed by favourable policies to generate tradable credits while reducing greenhouse gas emissions, a report said, citing the state’s extensive paddy cultivation and the potential of climate‑smart practices.
Read MoreFrance approves method for hydraulic restoration of peatlands under low-carbon label scheme
Paris has approved a new methodology for emissions reduction linked to the hydraulic restoration of degraded peatlands in mainland France under the country’s low-carbon label scheme.
Read MoreRegenerative agriculture programme claims 96k tCO2e in emissions reductions, removals
A regenerative agriculture network has said it contributed to 96,000 tonnes of CO2e in emissions reductions and removals in 2025 across four European countries, nearly double that of the previous year.
Read MoreCarbon credits could help unlock billions for climate adaptation, study claims
Carbon credits have the potential to become a large source of finance for climate adaptation in emerging economies by attracting private investment into nature-based solutions such as mangrove restoration, wetlands rehabilitation, and agroforestry, according to a new academic study.
Read MoreANALYSIS: Market hopes new administration awakens giant dormant Colombia, key implementation questions loom
Colombia, a major player in voluntary and international environmental markets, is nearing the end of a presidential term that dealt the sector a major blow – but while the incoming president has raised hopes of a revival, questions remain over implementation.
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