Australian regulator publishes 2026 ACCU issuance forecast
The Clean Energy Regulator (CER) estimates the volume of Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCUs) issued in 2026 will be anywhere between 300,000 – 4.3 million units higher than last year, as annual emissions data showed overall Scope 1 emissions inching downwards.
Read More‘Greenhushing’ falls in voluntary carbon market -analyst
The number of carbon credit buyers choosing to remain anonymous fell year-on-year over 2025, according to analyst data published Friday.
Read MoreFinnish concrete CO2 storage company raises over €3.5 mln in funding
A company that permanently stores CO2 in concrete has secured €3.7 million in its latest funding round, it announced on Wednesday.
Read MoreCFME26: Startup selling Indian public-sector projects to carbon investors
A startup is aggregating public-sector energy-efficiency and ecosystem restoration projects across rural India and selling them through global carbon markets, the company’s founder announced during the group’s launch at the Carbon Forward Middle East conference.
Read MoreCN Markets: CEA price remains above RMB 78, CCER premium over allowances vanishes
Permits in the Chinese emissions market continued to trade above the RMB 78 ($11.19) mark over the past week, with offset price premiums over carbon allowances starting to vanish as the market enters a new compliance cycle.
Read MoreAU Market: ACCU prices start the year higher
Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) started 2026 inching upwards, with a flurry of activity pushing prices slightly higher despite the quiet holiday period.
Read MoreEuro Markets: Carbon eases amid light trading in holiday-shortened session
European carbon allowances were very lightly traded in a narrow range in a shortened trading session on Wednesday as remaining participants began to clear their desks for the holiday break, with EU and UK prices edging lower after data showed an increase in speculative holdings last week.
Read MoreHigh-integrity NbS credits drive calls for stronger data and hybrid monitoring -webinar
Rising demand for high-integrity nature-based credits continues to support prices and increase the need for higher-quality data, with Earth observation (EO) and ground-based measurements being combined to verify carbon project outcomes, a webinar heard on Wednesday.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: Canadian climate tech developer targets expansion to EU, Global South
A Canadian climate tech developer would incentivise a modal shift in everyday commuters by monetising reductions in their transportation emissions, producing carbon credits for tech giants who are already tracking their movements.
Read MoreSouth Korea releases fourth allowance allocation for national ETS
South Korea has officially released a five-year emissions allowance allocation plan that will determine the sentiment in the national carbon market towards 2030.
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