A Canadian direct air capture (DAC) developer is pivoting from carbon removal (CDR) and storage to supply, seeking a stake in the merchant CO2 market as Western investors cool on CDR.
Members of California's Independent Emissions Market Advisory Committee (IEMAC) criticised the state's cap-and-invest programme rulemaking on Wednesday for lacking analytical justification on ...
Canadian ministers announce C$96 mln to expand EV infrastructure;; INTERVIEW: Canad ...
A proposed new cap-and-trade scheme, modelled on the EU ETS, could help the bloc's member states meet circular economy targets, according to a report published Wednesday.
Quebec plans to publish draft amendments to its cap-and-trade regulation by the end of this winter ahead of a 45-day public consultation in spring, with the changes expected to take effect this summer ...
A carbon registry has called for the UN Article 6 Supervisory Body to scrap its proposed requirement for electricity generation-linked credits to report hourly data and instead use more pragmatic ...
National inventories are underreporting GHG emissions from the wastewater sector by an estimated 94-150 million tonnes of CO2e annually when extrapolated globally, according to new research.
Political turmoil surrounding the UK government has heaped pressure on front-December benchmark futures this week, widening the market's spread to the EU ETS to more than €20, as volatility looks set ...
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz told an industry summit the EU should consider revising or delaying its carbon market if it fails to support the transition of industry to clean production, Bloomberg ...
New York’s Senate approved legislation on Tuesday requiring large companies doing business in the state to disclose GHG emissions across their operations and value chains, advancing a measure aimed at ...
The upcoming revision of the EU’s Emissions Trading System (ETS), expected to begin in July, must ensure carbon prices “don’t go through the roof”, said Peter Liese, a lawmaker with the European ...
Structural failings, lack of transparency, and weakening price signals have left the voluntary carbon market (VCM) a “dead body”, according to a new academic analysis that used the 2023 REDD+ ...