Second human-induced regeneration ACCU project gateway report calls for a focus on in-situ monitoring
A report into Australia’s human-induced regeneration (HIR) projects has argued that on-the ground, or ‘in-situ’, reporting measures are crucial to ensure abatement assurance, because national datasets are unreliable in the remote areas where projects are located.
Read MoreDoubling of carbon removal credit prices essential to sustain regenerative agriculture in US -study
Regenerative agriculture, including cover cropping and no-till farming, can significantly reduce carbon emissions when applied to large-scale farming operations across the US, but removal credit prices need to rise significantly to sustain such practices, according to a new study.
Read MoreVeteran carbon analyst leaves LSEG
A veteran carbon analyst has left LSEG after six years, around 18 months after several colleagues resigned to join a rebranded analytics firm also covering carbon markets.
Read MoreBenin project seeks to raise €1.5 mln for cookstoves carbon project
A clean cooking project in Benin has opened a call for crowdfunding, looking to raise €1.5 million for a cookstoves carbon project in the west African country.
Read MoreGlobal soy standard unveils update to align with new EU deforestation law
A global certifier of sustainable soy and corn production is consulting on an update to its standard that will allow companies to demonstrate that they align with the European Deforestation Regulation (EUDR).
Read MoreFEATURE: Lack of clarity on penalties casts doubt over efficacy of CORSIA carbon offsetting scheme
A lack of clarity on how the CORSIA penalty system will work, and the fact only a handful of countries have started transposing the UN’s international aviation offsetting scheme into their national laws, raises doubts over how the mechanism will be enforced.
Read MoreBlue hydrogen necessary step on way to greener fuels, say experts
Blue hydrogen, made from natural gas where the CO2 emissions are captured and stored, will be an intermediary step on the path to a wider scale rollout of greener versions made using renewable electricity, said industry experts during a conference Monday.
Read MoreEuro Markets: EUAs mark time amid US holiday and weaker energy as auction volumes rise 1.3%
EU carbon allowance prices ended Monday little changed despite slightly reduced selling activity as the US markets were closed, while the bloc began auctioning slightly more allowances each day after the amended schedule for the remainder of the year took effect, and European energy markets corrected lower after sharp rises at the end of last week.
Read MoreUK looks to award grants for carbon, biodiversity projects in Amazon
The UK PACT Amazon Regional Fund is branching out to offer grants to support carbon and biodiversity projects in Bolivia, Ecuador, Guyana, and Peru.
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