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El mundo podría registrar su primera caída de emisiones de CO₂ desde 2020, pero hay motivos para la cautela  El Confidencial

Luxembourg is looking to purchase Article 6 credits to compensate for government air travel, with the emissions reductions not counted towards the country's share of it's commitment to the EUs …

Brazil’s development bank BNDES mobilised $300 million, nearly R$1.6 billion, from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) for climate projects in Brazil, kicking off an effort to invest R$39 bln ($6.9 bln) in …

It was a risk-off Friday for carbon as EUAs wiped out two days of gains, falling by more than €2.00 amid non-stop selling by speculative and algorithmic traders, after EU member states and the …

Negotiations on the COP31 cover decision on Friday brought to the fore divisions on the presidencies’ proposed electrification target, and a transition away from fossil fuels (TAFF) – as well as on …

A US Democratic senator called on the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) to recognise the price of California carbon allowances at COP31 on Friday.

London-based academics have called for a reform of global financial rules to encourage upfront investments in natural infrastructure and climate resilience in addition to recovery efforts.

Vietnam launched a public information portal for its domestic carbon market on Friday, in a bid to attract participants, as limited trading activity in its pilot emissions trading system remains a …

Albania is aiming to establish an emissions trading system (ETS) by 2030 and is advancing preparations for emissions monitoring and verification, a government representative told Carbon Pulse on the …

Sovereign buyers have contracted around 53 million tonnes of emission reductions under Article 6 markets, worth a combined $1.6 billion, a report released on Friday said.