Carbon Credit

News and analysis exploring the challenges businesses face as they seek to tackle global deforestation

Dr Steve Priddy argues clean tech R&D such as that proposed by the Apollo Project is essential, but it must not come at the expense of carbon pricing policies

Baleària set to use allowances generated by fuel efficient coating to improve other vessels in its fleet

Four British men were last week jailed for their part in a multi-million euro carbon allowance crime ring, but do the same security risks remain?

Imperial College finds business impact through offsetting extends beyond simple CO2 reductions to poverty alleviation and nature conservation

AkzoNobel and The Gold Standard develop system accrediting emissions savings generated by smoother hull coating

BNEF predicts carbon price in EU will reach €7.50 per tonne thanks to backloading plan

Minister slams 'particularly contemptible scam' that aims to take advantage of people's desire to make ethical investments

Bogotá centre aims to increase the region's participation in the Clean Development Mechanism

New research finds using existing, high-integrity carbon credits would meet emission goals at around $4 per tonne