Industry support for the carbon border levy has weakened as the phaseout of free allowances under the EU's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) draws closer, according to a report published Friday.

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 ...

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, ...

The connection between economic growth and rising carbon emissions is breaking, according to a study released this week to mark the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement.

The European Commission is preparing a simplified system to help US liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporters meet reporting obligations under the EU’s methane regulation, with lighter penalties aimed at ...

A ratings agency and a platform for buying and selling carbon credits have announced a joint partnership.

Logistics of moving biomass from scattered farms to centralised pyrolysis units remains the biggest challenge to scaling production in India’s increasingly crowded biochar space, a project developer ...

Governments have urged the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) to align its Corporate Net-Zero Standard more closely with emerging principles on the use of high-integrity carbon credits, arguing ...

Liberia and France have launched a €9 million conservation initiative aimed at protecting the Wonegizi–Wologizi forest landscape in northern Lofa County, marking the start of a five-year programme to ...

If global temperatures rise 2C by 2050, spending on adaptation would need to hit $1.2 trillion annually to maintain protection at developed-economy standards - over six times today's spend of $190 ...

Biochar production in Argentina has been given by a boost after a carbon removal financier agreed to pre-purchase 165,000 tonnes from a new venture.