Mexican project to generate first biodiversity credits under BioCarbon standard
A nature conservation project in Mexico is set to generate the first batch of biodiversity credits under the BioCarbon standard, the certifier has told Carbon Pulse.
Read MoreArctic researchers highlight key impacts of global climate change
Scientists working in a part of the Arctic particularly sensitive to the effects of climate change cited wetter winters, record-low summer sea ice, and retreat of glaciers as some of the most notable impacts of a warming climate, during a webinar on Friday.
Read MoreSouth Korea to mandate SAF use for all international flights starting 2027
South Korea is seeking to impose a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) blending mandate on all international flights departing the country, come 2027, the Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy (MOTIE) announced Friday.
Read MoreCarbon removal registry closes down amid stagnant voluntary market
A US-based carbon removal standard body has closed down amid a stagnant voluntary carbon market and tough funding environment.
Read MoreCN Markets: CEA trading activity stable, CCER liquidity remains stagnant
China’s national carbon market saw its price mostly remain below the 90 yuan ($12.69) benchmark with stable liquidity, while the offset market continued to see low trading volumes as supply remains tight.
Read MoreAustralian agriculture giant announces carbon partnerships with farmers
An Australian agriculture giant and real estate company has announced a carbon partnership this week that aims to assist local farmers develop projects.
Read MoreEnhanced rock weathering carbon startup wins capital funding from utilities giant
An enhanced rock weathering startup has secured venture capital financing from a utility corporation, according to a press release.
Read MoreJapanese firm partners with fisheries cooperative to generate blue carbon credits through seaweed restoration
A Tokyo-based asset management firm has collaborated with a fisheries cooperative to generate blue carbon credits through the restoration of seaweed beds in the Japanese city of Kamakura, the firm announced this week.
Read MoreNZ Market: NZU price finishes week higher, as market mixed about upcoming ETS auction result
The NZU price finished the week slightly higher, as the market recorded the second-largest month on record traded volume-wise ahead of next week’s auction.
Read MoreJapanese trio commissioned to conduct CCS study in Tokyo metropolitan area
Three Japanese companies have been tasked to develop a carbon capture and storage (CCS) project to estimate the CO2 storage potential in the Tokyo metropolitan area.
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