US timberland company to issue 100,000 carbon credits in 2024
A Seattle-headquartered forestry firm will issue 100,000 improved forest management (IFM) carbon credits in 2024, according to the company’s Q2 results.
Read MoreCarbon ratings agency partners with UAE bank to ‘bring transparency’ to carbon markets
A carbon ratings agency has partnered with a bank to “bring transparency to carbon markets in the UAE”, the two companies said on Monday.
Read MoreDirect air capture project launches in France touting better energy efficiency
A direct air capture and storage (DACS) project has launched in France, boasting high energy efficiency and representing the first onshore CO2 removal project of its kind in the EU, the developers claim.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: Shanghai Electric launches electrolyser that improves green hydrogen economics
Shanghai Electric’s latest alkaline electrolyser will help to improve the economics of green hydrogen by being more energy efficient, boasting a higher production rate, an executive told Carbon Pulse.
Read MoreEntertainment company buys first biodiversity credits under UK govt-linked voluntary scheme
An interactive entertainment company has purchased the first batch of biodiversity credits generated through a nature restoration project in the UK at approximately £50 per unit, Carbon Pulse has learned.
Read MoreJapan’s MOL, others look to use animal manure to fuel factories, vessels
A group of six organisations, including Japanese shipping firm Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL), have come together to launch a feasibility study on the production and use of biomethane from animal manure in order to fuel the country’s factories and vessels, a statement released Monday said.
Read MoreQatari organisation launches Article 6 carbon auction platform
A Qatar-based organisation has launched a new platform to host the auctioning of Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes (ITMOs), it said Monday.
Read MoreDRC partnership launches carbon credit investment bank, forest certification strategy
A group of investors have announced a partnership focused on the certification and management of rainforest in the Democratic Republic of Congo, in collaboration with the government, with plans to launch a carbon credit investment bank, they said Monday.
Read MoreEcuadorian committee votes to legalise carbon markets
Ecuador’s subcommittee in charge of advising on environmental reforms for the national legislature voted Saturday to explicitly permit carbon trading, bringing the country one crucial step closer to endorsement after over 15 years of repudiation.
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