Emissions from UK North Sea oil and gas production fell for a sixth consecutive year in 2025, but longer-term reduction targets are becoming less certain as challenges hamper plans to electrify ...
Methane intensity from oil and gas production worldwide has declined by 10% since 2019, as more companies are aligning their monitoring, reporting, and verification of emissions with international ...
The second ballot to register new forests on marginal land in New Zealand’s emissions trading scheme will open later this month, the government announced on Tuesday.
Three institutions launched an impact fund on Tuesday, which is seeking to raise $100 million for early-stage projects based across Africa focused on biodiversity and nature-based carbon.
South Korea has unveiled a roadmap for its blockchain-backed, multilateral Global Verified Carbon Market (GVCM), targeting full-scale programme launch in 2027.
European carbon prices rose on Monday to their highest since the end of January as aggressive buying took place while environment ministers were debating proposed reforms to the EU ETS in Brussels, ...
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 ...
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.
Banks are withdrawing or weakening their net-zero commitments and climate-related policies, according to the latest study of the world's largest banks.
A digital measurement and project development company working on cutting methane emissions from rice farming has raised €7 million in a Series A round to meet rising demand, it announced.
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 ...
Nearly two-thirds of UK businesses have experienced lost or delayed commercial opportunities partly due to gaps in their carbon emissions data, with more than a third reporting deals worth at least £1 ...