Finland has formally adopted a government decree establishing the terms for a €90 million support scheme to build large-scale bio-based CO2 capture capacity, with the first competitive tender set to ...

The US Biochar Initiative (USBI) has published a new laboratory analysis standard for biochar, marking what the organisation describes as a step-change for the North American market as carbon removal ...

Chile has gazetted a flagship Article 6 regulation after a year of debates – and more than four months of checks in the Comptroller’s Office – in the final days of President Gabriel Boric’s left-wing ...

Ontario dropping requirements to set and report back on emissions reductions won't spell immediate disaster for its carbon market, but the move will neither propel the province towards greater climate ...

CFTC: Financial producers built CCA length through 2026 vintages;; Trump ...

Brussels has given the green light for Denmark to spend €3.8 billion on carbon capture and storage (CCS) under EU state aid rules.

The second Summit on Clean Cooking in Africa will take place in Nairobi in 2026 and will aim to accelerate access to modern cooking fuels for 1 billion people across the continent, the event’s host, ...

Two international oil companies launched on Friday what they called the largest-ever project to calculate carbon stocks in Brazil, planning to investing R$100 million ($18.4 mln) into the initiative.

Thursday seeking to rein in and regulate proxy advisory firms, marking a major escalation in Republicans’ efforts to block the firms from pushing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) agendas ...

Growing investor demand for timberland assets is driving significant price increases, threatening to squeeze returns for buyers, amid hopes that nature-based credits can help fill the gap, an asset ...

UN agency ICAO has published an updated Sectoral Growth Factor (SGF) figure for 2024 aviation emissions,  which signals that as many as 55 million eligible carbon credits may be needed by airlines to ...

A new open-access handbook warns that high failure rates and short-term monitoring are undermining large-scale tree-planting efforts in Europe, highlighting the need for more consistent, long-term ...