EU blocks Russia’s request to form a WTO panel to rule on CBAM; Euro Markets: Midday Update; Meta leaves renewable energy initiative over gas buying; Renewables pr ...
Meta has left a global scheme in which companies commit to sourcing all their power from renewable energy, having increased its gas procurement to power data centres, according to reports in the media ...
EU demand for electric and hybrid cars surges amid oil price spike; Vietnamese conglomerate builds carbon credit measurement platform for EV projects, eyes exports; ...
Australia's Clean Energy Regulator (CER) has approved the stacking of credits generated through water quality improvement activities with the Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) Scheme.
CEAs hold above RMB 90 amid slower trading, Beijing eyes global market engagement; Philippines, climate tech firm launch rice‑paddy pilot to generate c ...
EU carbon price cheapest but less equitable than national plans -report; Australian regulator approves stacking of water quality improvement credits, ACCUs; Australi ...
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The Australian government has announced it is shuttering its Climate Active certification programme, saying the voluntary scheme is no longer needed.
Canada’s federal, provincial, and territorial leaders agreed Thursday to target finalising an updated national carbon pricing benchmark by the end of 2026, as well as to establish a working group to ...
California gasoline sales dipped 3% year-on-year (YoY) in April after the previous month's increase, while diesel dropped by a slightly larger percentage as retail prices hit historic levels, new ...
Aspiring Article 6 project developers should independently calculate how many credits national regulators are likely to authorise for international transfer in their sector before developing large ...
California Carbon Allowance (CCA) futures fell below the $33 mark on Thursday after the market has remained relatively subdued amid a wait for developments on rulemaking procedures.