Carbon Trading

With clarity and integrity noticeably improving in supply and demand, where we used to represent opposing positions, we now largely agree on how companies should use carbon credits, write VCMI's Mark Kenber and Oxford Net Zero's Kaya Axelsson

Agreement with Terradot pairs methane cuts from sustainable rice farming with enhanced rock weathering on rice farms in Brazil

The SBTi's updated Corporate Net Zero Standard has created a demand signal which needs to be a catalyst for 'real' supply and offtake agreements for high quality carbon credits, writes Climate Impact Partners CEO Sheri Hickok

Telecoms operator launches four-year procurement process with Abatable to seek carbon removals from nature based and engineered projects across the UK

Cost of carbon allowances for companies to comply with Emissions Trading Systems is expected to total $95.8bn in 2026 alone, BNEF modelling finds

Tech giant joins JP Morgan, Google, and Stripe in backing patented wastewater alkalinity enhancement firm

Payment platform partners with 3Degrees to build high-integrity removals portfolio as part of net zero strategy

Are EU plans to reform its Emissions Trading System a lifeline for struggling industry and a much-needed boost for carbon removals, or a giant subsidy that gives firms more freedom to pollute?

Anthony Albanese vows to ensure new data centres underwrite any increase in energy demand, the German government faces criticism over changes to green heating rules, and Kenya moves to deliver new carbon exchange

European Commission sets out plan to ease carbon costs for industry and unveils Electrification Action Plan - but campaigners fear reforms could slow pace of decarbonisation