Japanese carbon project developer seeks offset opportunities in Mongolia
A Japanese carbon project developer has expressed interest in pursuing emissions reduction projects in Mongolia, as it seeks to expand its presence in Asia.
Read MoreNew Zealand startup launches funding round to bring Scope 3 emissions reporting software to Australia
A New Zealand climate tech startup has launched a seed round of NZ$650,000 ($400,000) in the hopes of expanding its Scope 3 emissions reporting software into Australia, and eventually the UK.
Read MoreWCI Markets: Traders take profits in CCAs, WCAs ease post auction
California Carbon Allowance (CCA) prices gave back early week gains as options churn continues to drive short-term volatility, while Washington Carbon Allowances (WCA) slipped after this week’s third quarter auction.
Read MoreAustralia’s Climate Change Authority to hold off advising 2035 target until after US election
The Chair of Australia’s Climate Change Authority (CCA) has told local media it will not provide its official advice regarding the country’s 2035 Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) until after the US election, media reported Thursday.
Read MoreGlobal asset manager acquires US-based emissions reduction tech firm in data centre investment play
A major global alternative asset manager has acquired a company specialising in emissions reduction technology, in an investment play targeting the sharp rise in power demand from data centres.
Read MoreAchieving net zero can only happen “at the speed of trust”, says report
Establishing the infrastructure needed for a net zero world, such as carbon capture and storage (CCS), can only take place if trust is established among key stakeholders, according to a report authored by an engineering consultancy and academic researchers.
Read MoreGermany-based forest management firm branches out with new CEO from South Pole
A German-based forest management and investment firm has tapped a senior South Pole executive as its new chief executive.
Read MoreThree out of four people believe causing environmental damage should be a crime -survey
Nearly three out of four people in G20 countries believe causing environmental damage should be a criminal offence, according to a survey released on Friday.
Read MoreMethane offset developer partners with climate tech firm to enhance digital MRV
A US-based company focused on plugging abandoned oil and gas wells has partnered with a climate tech network to bolster the digital MRV and standardisation of environmental data used for carbon credit issuances.
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