High electricity prices, and complex value chains, are making carbon capture and storage (CCS) unviable for the cement industry without public subsidies, a senior executive at Heidelberg Materials has ...

Latest Posts.; EU’s Article 6 impact assessment and proposal expected in Q4; Scotland prefers to exclude regiona ...

The European Commission will present before Christmas a proposal and impact assessment detailing how international carbon credits generated under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement could be used within ...

Scotland’s parliament approved legislation this week to embed binding nature recovery targets in law, giving ministers new powers to develop legislation pertaining to wildfire management, sustainable ...

The Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG Protocol) has released its first dedicated global standard for accounting land-based emissions and carbon removals within corporate greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories, ...

Germany’s federal administrative court has ruled that the government’s 2023 Climate Action Programme falls short of legal requirements and must be strengthened to ensure the country meets its ...

The UK must reframe its clean power narrative around energy security, affordability, and local benefits if it is to maintain cross-party consensus and public support, a new report has found.

Land-intensive carbon removal (CDR) could hamper biodiversity protection unless site selection criteria are improved, a study released on Friday has said.

The price in China's national emissions market remained stable over the past week amid relatively healthy trading volumes, which some analysts have linked to the early availability of tradeable ...

Singapore and Rwanda have opened a new call for carbon credit project applications under their bilateral Article 6 agreement, the two governments said on Friday.

India’s push to scale up biofuels could feed directly into its emerging carbon market, even as gaps in accounting remain, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in a report this week.

Group ramped up its role as the EU’s self-styled “climate bank” in 2025, with almost 60% of a record €100 billion in annual financing directed to green projects spanning clean energy, grids, storage, ...