Browsing: Carbon and CCUS

Canada is developing a policy framework that could allow Canadian companies to participate more extensively in international carbon markets through internationally transferred mitigation outcomes, or ITMOs, under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.

The World Trade Organization panel established this week is framed as Russia’s challenge to the EU’s carbon border levy, but…

Google has agreed to purchase environmental attribute certificates linked to up to 91,000 metric tons of steel produced during the first year of operations at Stegra’s Boden plant in Sweden.

Europe’s largest industrial carbon capture facility was inaugurated in Sluiskil, the Netherlands, on September 7, with the prime ministers of…

Smurfit WestRock’s much-cited renewable energy deal with PepsiCo, Givaudan, and Statkraft is not, strictly speaking, Smurfit WestRock’s deal. PepsiCo is…

The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market’s Core Carbon Principles label, the leading quality benchmark in voluntary carbon markets,…

Japan is moving to build a regional ammonia supply chain in Hokkaido as the country seeks to establish low carbon fuel infrastructure alongside existing power generation and industrial demand.

Cardinal Glass Industries plans to install a carbon capture system capable of removing approximately 130,000 metric tons of CO₂ annually from its float glass manufacturing operations in Winlock, Washington, with commissioning targeted for the first quarter of 2029.

Essar Group plans to invest £4.3 billion ($5.79 billion) in low carbon energy projects at its Stanlow Manufacturing Complex by 2035, underscoring the growing role existing refining infrastructure is expected to play in the United Kingdom’s industrial decarbonization strategy.

Aluminum is becoming an increasingly important decarbonization target for electric vehicle manufacturers because its production is energy intensive and the…