NZ ETS deficit forecast to shrink by two-thirds by 2030, govt data shows; Paris-based MRV firm raises €7 mln to scale rice methane projects; ANALYSIS: Access to AC ...

Australian VCM developer names new sales and partnerships exec; Colombia proposes amendments to FPIC procedures to drive project execution; Carbon data gaps delay co ...

Emissions are still expected to exceed the NZ ETS cap out to 2030, but by a rapidly-diminishing amount, government forecasts showed Tuesday – narrowing quicker than previous projections.

The new Colombian government is proposing changes to the authority that regulates free, prior, and informed consent (FPIC) procedures to unblock project implementation, impacting REDD+ carbon ...

The EU has called on global leaders to step up emissions cuts and accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels at November’s COP31 climate summit, while highlighting carbon pricing and emissions ...

UK carbon prices climbed to their highest levels since late January on Monday after Prime Minister Andy Burnham, and EU officials confirmed that emissions trading will be on the agenda at next month’s ...

The EU’s 27 environment ministers backed the Emissions Trading System (ETS) as a tool for decarbonisation and competitiveness at a meeting on Monday, but remained divided over the pace of emissions ...

Czechia and Italy have called for an industry-focused review of the EU Emissions Trading System, and suspension of the bloc’s upcoming carbon market for road transport and heating fuels (ETS2), ...

The European Commission is moving ahead with the adoption of rules defining which foreign CO2 prices importers can deduct from their Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) fees.

KoKo’s administrators struggle to sell carbon credits; UK carbon prices hit highest since January as Burnham confirms ETS deal on summit agenda; Majority of EU cou ...

The Supervisory Body for the the Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM)'s approval of two clean cooking methodologies, and a key permanence tool, has drawn sharply differing reactions over whether ...

Delaying the IPCC's next major scientific assessment risks undermining the UN's second stocktake of global progress in climate action, more than 30 countries said in response to a push from a group of ...