Browsing: carbon

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…

The fourth edition of Sarajevo Energy & Climate Week (SECW 2026) concluded today in Sarajevo after five days of intensive…

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,…

Africa needs an estimated $2.7 trillion by 2030 to implement its climate commitments, according to the African Development Bank, while the continent contributes only about 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions. The gap between its financing needs and available capital is putting carbon markets under scrutiny as a potential source of climate finance.

Climate TRACE puts first-half 2026 global greenhouse gas emissions at 29.7 billion tonnes of CO2 equivalent, just 0.2% above the…

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.

On April 28, 2025, Spain and Portugal lost power. Two full European Union member states went dark within seconds, and…