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Developed countries met the $100 billion annual climate finance target in 2023, though eight contributors failed to deliver their fair share, according to a new analysis released Sunday.

The only representative of the US federal government to attend the international climate conference in Belem told a full audience on Saturday that the Senate is making progress on a bipartisan …

The cost of deploying clean cooking projects has jumped as developers face tougher monitoring requirements and slower investment flows, cookstove developers said at a COP30 side-event in Belem on …

Japan is accelerating work to promote its bilateral Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM), as the development of the country's emissions trading scheme should drive demand for international carbon credits,…

An Article 6.8 text on ‘non-market approaches’ will be punted from a technical body to negotiators – “held hostage” by the same countries seeking to codify nature-based solutions (NbS) within the …

Australia’s position choosing not to participate in Article 6 markets is a missed opportunity if it wants to lead climate negotiators at COP31 next year, according to some experts, while others are …

Multiple European countries have called for carbon pricing signals to be included in a potential roadmap to transition the world away from fossil fuels, being pushed by Brazil at the ongoing UN …

Brazil opened at COP30 its new international forum for addressing climate-related trade issues, receiving support from several countries and organisations as it seeks to alleviate tensions around …

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) on Saturday announced plans for 14 new 'country platforms', adding to pre-existing initiatives with Brazil and the Caribbean, and embodying a nationally-led, …

Demand for Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes (ITMOs) under Article 6 should hit around 200 million tonnes by the end of the decade, according to a policy expert, based on submitted …