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• Australian steel supplier plans new, low-carbon mill
• 29 banking jurisdictions beginning nature focus, UNEP FI says
• Balancing power generation technologies could save €65 trillion by 2050, cut carbon by 21% -report
• FEATURE: Carbon market experts see huge potential for crediting SF6 emissions mitigation from grid expansion
• Experts warn CCP-approved REDD carbon methodologies risk significant over-crediting
• New partnership targets full-chain carbon capture and storage solutions
• Carbon savings from clean tech “vastly outweigh” mining impact -study
• Poland puts energy security on top of EU presidency agenda, sidelining climate
• Japanese climate tech company acquires software firm to improve emissions data accuracy
• Australia consults on sunsetting unused ACCU methods
• CP Daily: Monday December 9, 2024
• California regulators delay decision on profit cap for oil refiners
• Western Canadian business groups file legal challenge against federal greenwashing law
• Industry veteran launches new Houston-based environmental brokerage, consulting firm
• Canadian carbon markets at risk of oversupply -report
• California scraps e-motorcycle sales target mandate
• RGGI Market: “Overpriced” RGAs hold more than $1 above Q4 weak auction settlement
• US appeals court sides with Kentucky in EPA case over ‘good neighbour’ rules
• Gold Standard flags World Bank’s MIGA as its only recognised insurance policy for CORSIA credits
• Liberia national carbon policy to push Article 6 markets, achieve UN targets
• EU should use CBAM revenues to help poorer countries decarbonise their steel too -think tank
• VCM Report: CORSIA carbon futures bounce after ICAO formally approves new standard bodies
• Euro Markets: EUAs drop by most in six months as options hedging amplifies gas-driven weakness
• Slovenia pledges €403 mln to rescue coal assets amid phaseout push -media
• ANALYSIS: Despite November uptick, EU fossil power emissions on course for yet another heavy annual drop
• Saudi Arabia offers Kenya $8 per carbon credit in COP16 VCM deal -media
• Australia’s green iron opportunity could cut its entire emissions footprint -report
• UK set to incentivise clean hydrogen-to-power technologies
• New Zealand advised to set up biodiversity credit market
• International carbon registry partners with Iceland environment agency to develop offset project standards