India needs national CO2 pipeline to boost CCS deployment -study
India should build a national CO2 transport network alongside its existing natural gas pipelines to overcome land acquisition hurdles and boost carbon capture and storage deployment, according to a study.
Read MoreAustralia, Turkiye outline climate finance efforts in partnership through first COP31 joint presidency letter
Turkish COP31 President Designate Murat Kurum and Australian COP31 President of Negotiations Chris Bowen published their first joint open letter on Thursday, pledging to continue the work of previous climate summit presidencies, support the implementation of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and National Adaptation Plans, and expand climate finance globally.
Read MoreTokyo govt extends support for CDR credit creation
The Tokyo metropolitan government has decided to extend its support for generating carbon removal credits, moving beyond nature-based projects to include technological solutions.
Read MoreUnreported coal mine methane hinders climate action, report says
Coal mine methane (CMM) emissions remain largely unaccounted for in official data, hindering the uptake of proven technologies that could cut emissions this decade, Â according to a report published Wednesday.
Read MoreCalifornia starts off 2026 with 10% dip in monthly diesel
California emissions from diesel and gasoline consumption decreased in January year-on-year (YoY), as state data showed a more than 10% decline in diesel for the first month of the year.
Read MoreUS EPA issues CCS permit in Kansas, first in region
The US EPA announced on Friday the issuance of the first Class VI permit for carbon capture and storage (CCS) in the state of Kansas.
Read MoreCIX to cease publication of older vintage forestry, cookstove prices
Climate Impact X (CIX) will cease publishing price assessments for older vintage forestry and cookstove projects in the voluntary carbon market, the Singapore-based exchange said Monday.Â
Read MoreCalifornia more than doubled DEBs issued YtD with latest forestry offset issuance
California has issued nearly half a million offsets with direct environmental benefits (DEBs) to the state – the largest DEBs issuance year-to-date – from a single forestry project, according to data published on Wednesday.
Read MoreCalifornia gasoline, diesel emissions wrap 2025 with a YoY drop in December
California emissions from diesel and gasoline consumption in 2025 continued their year-on-year (YoY) decline in December, state data showed.
Read MoreMore EU ETS revenue could be invested in industrial decarbonisation, Ribera argues
Revenue from the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) has not been used to its full extent to fund industrial decarbonisation, leaving room for greater support while keeping the market intact, the European Commission’s clean transition chief said on Monday.
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