ACCU price slips amid seller pressure, gap in Safeguard buying; Australian DAC technology company to supply sorbent tech to Finnish carbon removal firm; V ...
An Australian materials science company will supply its proprietary carbon-capture sorbent technology to a Finnish carbon removal company, according to a deal announced Monday.
Introducing the CP Daily News Ticker, a running list of all our news updated in real-time throughout the day. This is also the new home to our ‘Bite-sized updates from around the world’, which ...
BRICS declaration links carbon markets to adaptation, holds line on CBAM; Biopharma major inks eight-year deal for Indian regenerative agriculture carbon credits; CP ...
A global pharmaceutical company announced this week it has signed an eight-year carbon credit purchase agreement to support regenerative agriculture across 50,000 hectares of farmland in northern ...
Emitters and managed money built their California Carbon Allowance (CCA) net holdings in the futures and options market, while the first group extended its net short and the latter reduced its length ...
The Q3 RGGI auction on Wednesday cleared all available allowances at a new all-time high above $37, within general expectations and about 4% below secondary market prices ahead of the sale.
The UN has opened a proposed methodology for producing carbon credits from renewable hydrogen projects under the Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM) to public consultation.
EU Parliament draft seeks slower cap decline, tougher price safeguards in reformed ETS; BRIEFING: Analysts forecast credit surplus for British Columbia’s output-ba ...
The European Commission is considering the introduction of national targets for carbon removals (CDR) as part of a major climate and energy legislative package due by the end of the year, a senior ...
Demand destruction in oil markets has accelerated this year amid the diplomatic standoff between the US and Iran, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said Friday around the same time as China ...
The European Parliament is heading for a tough internal battle over how far and how quickly to tighten the EU carbon market, with ETS reform rapporteur Peter Liese urging fellow lawmakers to ...