The Australian government’s decision to close its voluntary carbon market certification scheme provides an opportunity for the next iteration to align with international standards, a conference heard.

California proposes buffer account for allowances, offsets tied to carbon storage; IETA calls for ‘safe harbour’ laws to protect companies from greenwashing clai ...

California regulator ARB on Tuesday proposed letting covered entities cut their Cap-and-Invest Program obligations by storing captured CO2, and would require them to submit allowances to a new buffer ...

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Governments should offer ‘safe harbour’ to companies using high-quality carbon credits to protect them from greenwashing claims, industry body IETA has urged.

Gold Standard has launched a call for stakeholder feedback on new requirements for industrial decarbonisation activities, covering aspects such as benchmark requirements and safeguards for industrial ...

Coordinating the phaseout of fossil fuel production could lessen the impact and associated costs for both rich and poorer countries, leading to a fairer transition away from planet-heating products, a ...

As Canada responds to shifting economic realities, the country can pursue leadership in both decarbonisation and natural resource development, but fragmented carbon markets and policy uncertainty risk ...

Canada needs to evolve beyond a simple, single price on carbon emissions and look to creating markets and demand for its emerging low-carbon products, panellists said at a Toronto climate event on ...

The UK will sell fewer UKAs at auction in 2027, and will raise the reserve price by 3.6%, according to a schedule of sales for next year published by the appointed exchange on Wednesday.

Panama has established a new national carbon market framework, setting out rules for carbon credit registration, a future domestic emissions offsetting mechanism, and internationa ...

A group of EU lawmakers has agreed a position on the bloc’s controversial 2035 CO2 standards for cars and vans, marking a further softening of the European Commission’s review proposal.