Carbon Trading

Government sets out new integrity principles in a bid to boost confidence in carbon and nature markets, as buyers warn of a squeeze on high quality credits that could see prices start to rise

Reports suggest UK government is prepared to align with EU Emissions Trading Scheme as part of efforts to strengthen ties with Brussels and avoid threat of carbon border levies

Climeworks' CCO discusses the firm's path to gigaton-scale carbon removal and searching for talent with a strong grasp of sustainability and a 'zest' for thinking big

Reports reveal Beijing intends to extend carbon market to cover steel, cement, and aluminium plants, Indonesia hopes to advance $20bn clean energy fund, and BYD celebrates latest milestone

Government-backed principles aim to combat greenwashing and boost investor confidence in nature-based solutions, Biodiversity Net Gain, and other emerging nature markets

UK reported to be weighing up whether to link its emissions trading system with the European Union's carbon market

Retail and tech giant to offer suppliers, business customers, and Climate Pledge signatories access to science-based carbon credits

Tech giant to purchase 1.5 million tonnes of carbon removal credits from Climate Impact Partners and Terra Natural Capital-backed project in India

BloombergNEF predicts the EU's secondary emissions trading system - known as ETS2 - could see the price of CO2 surge to almost €150 a tonne by the end of the decade

Carbon removal is happening, but we need to make sure it scales fast enough, argue Residual co-founders Laura Fritsch and Ted Christie-Miller