Nature intelligence firm raises $1.2 mln to advance biodiversity risk reporting
A US-based nature intelligence company announced Tuesday it has secured $1.2 million in seed funding to expand its platform aimed at supporting companies in assessing biodiversity-related risks.
Read MoreJapanese companies introduce all-in-one service for J-Credit generation and purchase
A group of Japanese companies have teamed up to launch a joint business that can simplify the process of carbon credit generation under the domestic voluntary scheme and secure buyers in the early stages.
Read MoreVC firm wrangles angel investors for $2.1 mln in funding for Indonesian blue carbon player
An Indonesian nature-based carbon project developer has taken in $2.1 million in seed funding from angel investors after a successful round led by one of the nation’s only venture capital funds.
Read MoreQueensland coal miner granted state funding to cut emissions
A Queensland coal company covered by the Safeguard Mechanism has been granted funding from a state government initiative to cut carbon emissions from its operations.
Read MoreAnalysts say China climate policy is highly insufficient
China is not meeting its fair share contribution to climate change mitigation, even though record rates of renewable deployment are on the verge of meeting growing energy demand, according to analysis published this week.
Read MoreClean fuel credit price volatility not on the radar for Oregon, Washington regulators
Volatility in clean fuel credit prices this year is a reflection of client demand for credits and not a factor considered in ongoing rulemaking, the regulators of the US clean fuels programmes in Oregon and Washington told a conference on Tuesday.
Read MoreRio Tinto brings in local carbon business for tree planting trial for renewable diesel
Mining giant Rio Tinto is partnering with an Australian carbon abatement business on a renewable diesel pilot project using a particular kind of seed oil for fuel switching to help decarbonise its operations.
Read MoreUnpublished Chubb review submission slams Australia’s carbon industry, calls for CAC exit decision to be referred to NACC
A blistering unpublished submission to the Chubb review on Australia’s carbon market that was run by local media Wednesday has decried what it said was a “self-congratulatory, inward looking, anti-competitive” industry.
Read MoreARB to decide on shortlist of options to California ETS budget cuts in weeks
California regulator reiterated their commitment to release a 45-day package for the cap-and-trade rulemaking “in weeks” at a conference on Tuesday.
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