Global oil companies are failing to disclose their strategies for implementing and reporting progress towards meeting their own 2050 net zero goals, according to a new report from the International ...

Canada and Alberta have agreed to a deal that would strengthen the province's industrial carbon price and advance a multibillion-dollar carbon capture project in exchange for exemptions from federal ...

The attempted reopening of Article 6 rules at COP30 surprised an already-skittish private sector, which needs regulatory stability and time to begin investing, according to a carbon-specialised banker ...

Financial services company takes stake in NZ agtech business; Private sector wary of Article 6 “quicksand”, needs stability and time to invest -bank; Frontier pu ...

Carbon removal (CDR) buyers’ club Frontier will pay a Bavaria-based biogas company $41 million to remove 96,000 tonnes of CO2 between 2027 and 2030, according to a Tuesday press release.

A UN body is seeking to procure up to over 83,000 voluntary carbon credits through a tender that closes in early December.

The UK government is seeking feedback on its plan to bring emissions from international shipping into the UK Emissions Trading Scheme from 2028, in a new consultation opened on Tuesday.

A Brazilian federal court has temporarily suspended a move from the Amazonas state government that would permit carbon project development in conservation areas of the state, national media has ...

A global law firm and UK-based carbon brokerage have implemented a multi-year carbon removals procurement programme that capitalises long-term credit purchases as a balance sheet asset rather than a ...

Carbon removal (CDR) is no longer a fallback but a central pillar of climate strategy, though major barriers to scale persist, with biochar emerging as the most viable near-term pathway, according to ...

Corporates are planning to boost carbon credit spending this decade, but long-term investment in the voluntary sector is being hampered by regulatory uncertainty, a survey has found.

European energy market analysts expect carbon prices to surge toward the triple-digit mark in early 2026, supported by structurally tighter EU ETS fundamentals and a relatively soft gas market, but ...