Spanish engineering, liquid logistics firms reach CCS service agreement
Two Madrid-based companies announced an agreement Tuesday to provide carbon capture, transport, and storage services to large industrial customers.
Read MoreCWNYC24: UK fund backs VCM with public aid, “not actively looking” at Article 6 -executive
The UK’s international development fund is backing voluntary carbon market (VCM) projects but does not seek to fund Paris Agreement Article 6 initiatives at this time, the group’s climate lead told Carbon Pulse on the sidelines of Climate Week NYC.
Read MoreUPDATE – Tech giant buys 8k CDR credits, its second purchase in a week
A global tech giant has paid for the removal of 8,000 tonnes of CO2 over five years through a US-based company’s enhanced rock weathering (ERW) technology, according to an announcement on Tuesday.
Read MoreCWNYC24: Companies urged to take bigger steps to tackle value chain emissions
Companies need to begin tackling their emissions beyond the value chain if they want to credibly work towards net zero – taking responsibility for what it takes to meet their targets, and being transparent when they fall off track, according to recommendations released by a standards-setter during Climate Week NYC on Tuesday.
Read MoreCWNYC24: Significant methane emissions transparency to arrive in early 2025, say satellite developers
Novel data on global methane emissions, collected by two satellites launched this past year, will be published in early 2025, project proponents said during Climate Week NYC on Tuesday.
Read MoreUS EPA asks SCOTUS to reject states’ efforts to halt methane rules
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has requested the country’s Supreme Court (SCOTUS) to deny stay applications filed by Republican-backed states against the agency’s rules to limit methane output from the oil and gas sector.
Read MoreUS startup secures 10-yr offtake deal for about 400k tonnes of biochar at $275 apiece
A US-based CO2 removal (CDR) company announced Tuesday that it has sold nearly 400,000 tonnes of biochar credits to an undisclosed US buyer.
Read MoreUS FERC dismisses complaint Dominion overcharged for RGGI costs
The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has dismissed a complaint from the Virginia Municipal Electric Association (VMEA) that Dominion Energy improperly accounted, and subsequently over-charged, for its RGGI costs.
Read MoreGreen groups urge EU to keep decarbonisation high on to-do list
The new European Commission should keep decarbonisation as a top priority despite fears over the bloc’s economic competitiveness, according to research published by several climate groups Wednesday.
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