Alberta invests C$2.8 mln to design waste-to-energy with CCS prototype
Alberta is investing C$2.8 million ($2.1 mln) to help design a municipal waste-to-energy facility with a carbon capture addition, the provincial government announced Tuesday.
Read MoreIowa politicians ramp up opposition to CO2 pipeline
County supervisors in Iowa on Tuesday condemned the use of eminent domain for a proposed CO2 pipeline, while state Republicans announced plans to challenge the project’s approval.
Read MoreUPDATE – Second lowest clearance ever at Washington’s Q3 allowance sale
Washington’s Q3 current vintage auction settled nearly $3 below front-month futures prices in the secondary market the day prior to the sale, with buyers recoiling from the uncertainty surrounding the future of the state’s carbon market.
Read MoreGermany unveils long-awaited tender plans for new gas power plants
The construction of 5 GW and modernisation of 2 GW of “hydrogen-ready” gas power plants could start being put out to tender in Q1 2025, the German government announced with a consultation launched on Wednesday.
Read MoreANALYSIS: Talk isn’t cheap at the US presidential debate, as perceived risks shape compliance carbon markets
The first high-stakes US presidential debate between a swapped Democratic nominee and a Republican contender barely addressed environmental policy, yet some traders are factoring in potential volatility in compliance carbon markets before and after the November elections, adjusting positions based on perceived risks or opportunities.
Read MoreFunding initiative channels millions to Kenyan clean cooking firms
An initiative that funds clean cooking in Africa has handed out a total €2.8 million in financing for Kenya-based organisations, it announced this week.
Read MoreDATA DIVE: Voluntary carbon projects have become better for biodiversity over time
Nature-based voluntary carbon projects are becoming increasingly beneficial for biodiversity, according to new data from AlliedOffsets that has been shared with and analysed by Carbon Pulse.
Read MoreNew lawmaker appointed to lead EU directive on green corporate claims
A new member of the European Parliament from the left-wing Socialists and Democrats group (S&D) has been appointed to lead negotiations on the EU’s Green Claims Directive, which aims at tackling greenwashing and sets rules for the corporate use of voluntary carbon credits.
Read MoreEuro Markets: EUAs rally 2.3% as increase in funds’ net short triggers renewed buying
European carbon prices rallied on Wednesday morning as weekly positioning data showed that investment funds more than doubled their net short positions last week, triggering a rally as traders looked to test the conviction of bearish bets.
Read MoreUPDATE: EU stocktake sees energy security improve, warns of poverty uptick
Despite an uptick in energy poverty, the EU is on track to ensure energy security, according to the European Commission’s latest annual assessment looking back at what has been achieved over the past year.
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