Carbon Trading

Scheme designed to cap energy consumption by allocating quotas to companies

Over 1,200 firms are now either using internal carbon pricing already or plan to do so soon, CDP report reveals, but is it impacting their investment decisions?

If Canadian provinces fail to effectively regulate carbon emissions national government will impose a carbon price, according to Environment Minister Catherine McKenna

EU, Mexico, and Marshall Islands call on International Civil Aviation Organisation to build on Paris Agreement success and 'make history again'

UNFCCC meetings in Asia Pacific region and developing countries have recently explored new market approaches towards tackling emissions

Last-minute deal breaks political stalemate to deliver $900m to programmes to cut greenhouse gases

Mexico reportedly set to launch 12-month pilot ETS for up to 60 companies in November ahead of full scheme in 2018

What does the future have in store for Europe's carbon trading scheme, asks EEF's Nicholas Troja

Canadian Prime Minister steps up pressure on provinces to deliver carbon pricing mechanisms

UK's vote to leave the European Union sends shockwaves through carbon markets and prompts fears of EU ETS exit