A major UK telecoms company has signed a new long-term power purchase agreement, which it says will support its aim to reach net zero carbon across its operations, products, and supply chain by 2040.
Indonesia’s president last week issued a new regulation reopening international carbon trade after a four year pause, building on recent steps taken by the government to help provide wider access to ...
FEATURE: New Zealand’s climate policy shifts risk international harm, warn observers; UK telecoms provider strikes long-term renewables purchase deal to support ne ...
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South Korea's latest monthly CO2 permit auction was again oversubscribed, but allowance prices continued to hover around the level of KRW 10,000 ($7.03) in the absence of eagerly awaited policy ...
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A group of forestry companies held a meeting ahead of the upcoming UN COP30 climate meeting summit to advance efforts towards a natural capital reporting framework for the industry.
Bucharest plans to develop two carbon storage sites by 2030 with a combined annual capacity of 2-3 million tonnes of CO2 – well below the country’s 10.25 Mt target, which is “a little bit unrealistic” ...
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Southeast Asian nations are moving to align their voluntary carbon market frameworks and develop regional pilot projects under the ASEAN Common Carbon Framework (ACCF), with new methodologies expected ...
A large direct-air capture (DAC) developer expects to deliver over 5,000 tonnes of carbon removals to customers in 2025 and more than 40,000 tonnes in 2026, it told Carbon Pulse Wednesday.
Gold Standard has approved two new insurance policies for use by project developers seeking to supply carbon credits under the first phase of CORSIA.