Ethiopia and Singapore have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on carbon credits during a visit of the Asian country's prime minister to Addis Ababa this week.

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2026 will be a crunch year for implementing UN carbon markets, after Article 6 decisions at COP30 cleared up key administrative uncertainties such as funding shortages and the closure of the Clean ...

A UK-based biochar developer teased some positive results from testing the addition of biochar to asphalt at COP30, opening up a dialogue on more industrial end-uses for the carbon removal (CDR) ...

New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s (D) administration launched on Tuesday an appeal of an October court decision that ordered the state to release regulations for its planned cap-and-invest programme, ...

New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s (D) administration launched on Tuesday an appeal of an October court decision that ordered the state to release regulations for its planned cap-and-invest programme, ...

Emissions under Washington’s cap-and-invest programme exceeded the cap by roughly 2% in 2024 despite dropping nearly 8% year-on-year (YoY), a recently updated compliance report showed.

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A Tokyo-listed technology company on Wednesday said it has developed an “ocean digital twin” that can significantly cut the time and cost of generating blue carbon credits, as Japan steps up efforts ...

Global oil companies are failing to disclose their strategies for implementing and reporting progress towards meeting their own 2050 net zero goals, according to a new report from the International ...

Canada and Alberta have agreed to a deal that would strengthen the province's industrial carbon price and advance a multibillion-dollar carbon capture project in exchange for exemptions from federal ...

The attempted reopening of Article 6 rules at COP30 surprised an already-skittish private sector, which needs regulatory stability and time to begin investing, according to a carbon-specialised banker ...