Money flows into N-GEO futures amid low carbon credit prices
Money has started to flow into nature-based futures during the last week of COP27, often a bullish signal for the market, although prices have continued to edge sideways.
Read MoreCOP27: Roundup for Day 11 – Nov. 17
It’s Thursday – Solutions Day – of week two at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, and Carbon Pulse rounds up today’s other news and announcements from the summit. Timestamps in local time (EEST, GMT+2).
Read MoreFEATURE – COP27: Nations scramble to get ready for international carbon trade despite UN-level Article 6 talks stumbling
Buyer and seller nations of carbon credits are rushing to develop legislative frameworks, strategies, and broaden their understanding of how best to engage in the Paris Agreement’s Article 6.2 international emissions trade provision, despite negotiations floundering at the UN level during the ongoing COP27 summit in Sharm el-Sheikh.
Read MoreCOP27: Roundup for Day 10 – Nov. 16
It’s Wednesday – Biodiversity Day – of week two at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, and Carbon Pulse rounds up today’s other news and announcements from the summit. Timestamps in local time (EEST, GMT+2).
Read MoreVerra to start piloting digital MRV platform for nature-based projects
Verra, the largest certifier body in the voluntary carbon market, will pilot a digital monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) platform that promises to slash the time and cost of traditional carbon accounting methods, it announced at COP27 on Wednesday.
Read MoreCOP27: Roundup for Day 9 – Nov. 15
It’s Tuesday of week two at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, and Carbon Pulse rounds up today’s other news and announcements from the summit. Timestamps in local time (EEST, GMT+2).
Read MoreCOP27: Are CBAMs bad for climate multilateralism?
The EU’s proposed carbon border adjustment measure (CBAM) was discussed at several events on the sidelines of the COP27 UN climate negotiations on Tuesday, with experts debating whether the policy aligns to the multilateralism spirit of the Paris Agreement.
Read MoreCOP27: Turkey to bid to host COP31; Czechia, Bulgaria, and Brazil reported to seek 2024-25 climate summits
Turkey has emerged as a bidder to host the COP31 global climate summit, putting up a challenge to Australia and the Pacific Islands, which were thought to have been the sole contender to hold the talks in 2026 up until now, while Czechia and Brazil are reported to be respective candidates for COP29 and 30.
Read MoreCOP27: Three-quarters of OECD on course for 2030 coal exit as corporates shift focus to financing fossil fuels in Africa
Countries that belong to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) are set to close three-quarters of their coal power plants by 2030, but research shows that fossil fuel companies mostly based in such nations have begun to ramp up new investment in Africa instead.
Read MoreCarbon Pulse hires first product director, doubles Brussels reporting team amid major growth push
Carbon Pulse has hired its first product director, as the world’s leading carbon markets news service focuses on developing its non-editorial content, while it has also doubled its Brussels-based reporting team amid a major growth push.
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