France has come up with a solution for supporting exports from industries covered by the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) that it claims would not violate international trade rules.
Direct air capture and geological storage (DACCS) projects can now be certified to receive a standard body’s new class of credits.
The European Commission is leaning towards procuring carbon removals through offtake contracts, although it is looking at other options as it prepares to launch a purchasing programme in the 2030s, an ...
Italy’s climate transition is losing ground, with emissions rising by around 9 million tonnes of CO2e in 2025 – meaning the country now needs to cut them by roughly a quarter in five years, an ...
Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM) lessons for Article 6.2 are once again in the spotlight, despite industry sensitivities about conflating the two markets, as a low-carbon development group ...
The German government has launched prequalification for its 2027 carbon contracts for difference (CCfD) tenders, introducing technology-specific budgets for the first time, including dedicated funding ...
Carbon crediting standard Isometric on Tuesday announced the launch of an insurance framework that aims to help reforestation projects improve their economics.
ClearBlue Markets has hired a former Vertis Environmental Finance research lead as senior manager for European carbon market intelligence, strengthening its EU ETS analysis team.
Europe facing severe shortage of SAF, report warns, as EU mulls boosting EUA set-aside pool; Germany kicks off next round of carbon contracts for difference; Euro Ma ...
Article 6 implementation accelerated in 2026, with more governments putting the infrastructure needed to authorise international carbon trading in place, although limited institutional capacity and ...
The Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM) could see carbon credit calculation norms vary by project type, as the baseline-setting process is not standardised, so further guidance is needed to ...
A Japanese proposal to overhaul the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Net-Zero Framework could weaken incentives for ships to cut emissions beyond mandatory requirements and undermine ...