Carbon Trading

Sandbag research suggests new onshore wind and solar projects can now compete with short term costs of generating power from existing coal and gas plants

EU ETS carbon price breaks €20 per tonne mark, as demand increases ahead of looming market reforms

Development of major new markets in China and reforms in Europe have provided a crucial boost as countries look at tools to cut carbon and meet their Paris climate targets

Global first as carbon credits generated from two forest conservation projects are officially recognised by the country's government

Energy minister Claire Perry confirms UK will remain in the EU's carbon market until the end of the decade despite 2019 Brexit date

Large emittors in Singapore will be charged S$5 per tonne of carbon dioxide from next year, with further price hikes in the pipeline

Air Transport Action Group call on more states to embrace voluntary phase of imminent carbon offsetting scheme

Trucost research suggests up to 150 per cent of profits in the electric utilities sector could be at risk from carbon pricing rollout

Backed by SAP, Danone and Schneider Electric, the new Livelihoods Fund aims to avert the emissions of up to 25 million tons of carbon

Carbon market will initially cover China's energy sector before expanding over the coming years, but it is still not yet know when trading will actually begin