US dairy operators run pilot to curb methane emissions from livestock barns
A Denmark-based company announced on Tuesday a field test at a US farm to remove methane from dairy barn exhaust using a non-invasive technology.
Read MoreEuro Markets: EUAs slump to near 5-month low as fundamentals, spreads weigh on prices
European carbon prices fell for a third consecutive day on Tuesday and neared their recent five-month lows, weighed down by a growing focus on fundamentals among participants, weaker energy markets, and an increase in spread trading as traders moved more positions into the December 2025 contract.
Read MoreCookstove project developer to expand across Africa after securing $5-mln investment
A cookstove project developer is set to expand operations from Kenya across ten countries in Africa after securing $5 million of investment.
Read MoreBRIEFING: Brazil looks to ammonia, tech opportunities as carbon pricing goes global
Brazil’s renewable energy-based grid stands ready to ratchet up economic growth in a world entering the age of carbon border tariffs and a tech scramble for low-carbon electricity.
Read MoreDutch company plans to develop first nature credits in mid-2025 under Verra’s framework
A Netherlands-headquartered environmental company plans to develop its first nature credits under Verra’s Nature Framework in mid-2025 as part of a restoration project in Portugal, Carbon Pulse has learned.
Read MoreEnergy firm unveils plans for UK’s first utility-scale green hydrogen project
A UK energy company has submitted plans for the country’s first utility-scale green hydrogen project to be built in Aberdeenshire.
Read MoreBRIEFING: Carmakers look at carbon removal credits while awaiting clarity on Scope 3 emissions
An automotive company is encouraging its suppliers to buy removal credits that meet a defined set of criteria, as it awaits further clarity from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) on whether carbon removals will be allowed to meet Scope 3 emissions.
Read MoreBrussels considers extending CBAM downstream to crack down on carbon leakage
The European Commission is looking into extending its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) to imports of goods further down the value chain, in a bid to keep downstream manufacturing and processing from leaving the EU.
Read MoreAustralia picks first methodology under Nature Repair Market scheme, opens consultations
The Australian government on Tuesday launched two one-month consultations on the biodiversity assessment instruments and methodology determinations of its Nature Repair Market (NRM) scheme, including eligible lands, activities, and monitoring guidelines.
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