The durable Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) market more than doubled in size in the second quarter, surging from 13.5 million tonnes of CO2 to 29.2 mln, amid the Microsoft buying spree, according to a ...

A global industry association for exchanges and clearing houses has called on the UK to remove taxes on carbon credits and classify them as financial instruments.

The growing adoption of border carbon adjustments (BCAs) around the world should follow standard practices to ensure they support climate ambition while avoiding trade frictions, such as ensuring ...

Carbon removals do not need to be integrated in the EU's Emission Trading System during the 2030s for the market to function, a climate think tank said in a report published Wednesday, warning their ...

The introduction of Europe’s carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) is leading to stronger pricing systems across Asia, a conference heard Wednesday.

Italy and Spain are on the verge of bidding goodbye to coal-fired electricity on their mainlands, with planned closures of some the EU's most polluting power generators, according to new research.

Gold Standard has launched a public consultation on a new methodology for green ammonia production, the first under updated rules revised to align with Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, it announced ...

Industry covered by Australia’s Safeguard Mechanism will likely use the upcoming legislated review to push for international credits to be eligible, as well as for greater financial support to ...

Domestic aviation emissions regulations should push airlines to comply with CORSIA, the UN's international aviation offsetting scheme, and drive credit demand in the market, experts told a conference ...

Countries in the Asia Pacific risk falling behind on preparing for UN international aviation offsetting scheme CORSIA despite accounting for the majority of projected demand, a conference heard ...

Thailand is considering bringing forward its net zero date from 2065, a government official confirmed to Carbon Pulse.

Colombia-based carbon standard Cercarbono has launched a methodology for scrapped vehicle recycling, which it claims to be the first of its kind in the world.