Transition credits could emerge as a significant new source of carbon credits in the coming decades, with fresh analysis estimating that accelerating the retirement of coal-fired power plants could ...
Shipping industry emissions have imposed a heavy burden on the global economy, costing $963 billion in damages between 1990 and 2020, new analysis has found.
A global decarbonisation solutions provider has partnered with a climate startup to help South Korean companies navigate the challenges of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and manage ...
UNEP explores debt swaps, nature credits to finance forest conservation in eight countries; Critical minerals dominate new trade deals, but climate provisions largel ...
Critical minerals dominate new trade deals, but climate provisions largely absent, finds global report; Duo targets growing South Korean exporter demand for EU CBAM ...
The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM) is considering new requirements for assessing the risk of carbon credit reversals, including stress tests for buffer pools and alternative ...
Members of Parliament (MPs) in Singapore advocated for carbon markets as a potential tool to address transboundary haze, questioning whether peatland restoration projects could be prioritised in the ...
A Malaysian electric vehicle charging operator has partnered with a project developer to generate carbon credits from eligible charging infrastructure.
Thailand's voluntary carbon credit market is expected to see its first auctions by the second quarter of 2027, backed by one of its largest banks and the national stock exchange.
Woodside Energy aims to 'de-risk and preserve access' to carbon credits, as it mulls their use to meet its corporate emissions reduction targets, it said in its updated Climate Transition Plan.
The future direction of the 18-year-old New Zealand ETS is at stake in Saturday’s election, with the country’s two major parties taking opposing views on the market – one vowing review, while the ...
Carbon pricing could generate up to €1.5 billion annually to help finance the decarbonisation of Turkiye’s steel industry, according to a new roadmap published on Tuesday, which estimated that the ...