Carbon Trading

London-based firm backed by banks including NatWest, UBS, Standard Chartered plans to launch 'transparent and secure' carbon credit trading network in 2023

Plan to single out high-integrity credits aims to boost confidence in underfire Voluntary Carbon Market

Campaign group One for One warn fossil fuels should be viewed as the highest risk class of assets and urges government to tighten financial regulations to avert risk of a financial crash

The UK is reaping more money from carbon taxes than it is spending on tackling domestic emissions – these funds should go towards reducing household dependency on gas, argue the NEF's Margaret Welsh and Alex Chapman

EU agrees sweeping reform package for its emissions trading scheme fuelling hopes it could help accelerate decarbonisation efforts globally

IETA, World Bank, and Singapore government announce launch of global open-source metadata system that aims to unify carbon credit registry data

Latest whitepaper offers invaluable insights on this year's global COP27 summit and its impact on business

Plans designed to galvanise maritime sector's currently underpowered decarbonisation efforts

LSE's Josh Burke sets out the risks of prematurely incorporating carbon removal technologies into carbon markets

Discussions around the framework of Article 6 are under strain at COP27 - and concerns are mounting the outcome could further undermine the credibility of voluntary carbon markets