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Washington state carbon market faces constitutional test at US Supreme Court

Carbon Pulse - 28 min 59 sec ago
The US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) is poised to consider a constitutional challenge to Washington state's cap-and-invest scheme.
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ANALYSIS: Stakeholders push ARB for timely implementation of LCFS amendments, but worries persist

Carbon Pulse - 30 min 35 sec ago
Stakeholders urged California regulators to swiftly conclude its extended Low Carbon Fuels Standard (LCFS) rulemaking, although concerns surrounding previous as well as newly proposed provisions continued to linger in comments submitted to the latest 15-day package.
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Oregon shifts clean fuels programme compliance deadlines following cyberattack on state agency

Carbon Pulse - 39 min 46 sec ago
The Oregon Environmental Quality Commission (EQC) voted to authorised a one-month delay in the annual reporting deadline of the state’s Clean Fuels Program (OCFP) as deemed necessary after a cyberattack earlier in April.
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Developer launches second biodiversity credit project in Colombia amid market flux

Carbon Pulse - 1 hour 5 min ago
Biodiversity credit developer Terrasos will in May officially mark the first issuance from its new Aguadulce Habitat Bank, placing 20,233 Terrasos Biodiversity Units (Tebus) on the market.
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Seasonal deforestation in Brazilian Amazon up 18% YoY through March -report

Carbon Pulse - 1 hour 28 min ago
Seasonal deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon is up 18% year-on-year (YoY) through the end of March, according to a report published Friday by a Belem-based scientific research non-profit.
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Netherlands retains CO2 levy but eases up on climate ambition

Carbon Pulse - 1 hour 37 min ago
The Netherlands' national CO2 levy imposed on top of EU ETS prices will be maintained, but the government is easing up on its impact and other climate rules in a move viewed by some as pragmatic and by others as weakening the country's climate action efforts.
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Appalachian hydrogen hub may be ‘coming apart’ amid US policy uncertainty -report

Carbon Pulse - 1 hour 56 min ago
A hydrogen hub in the Appalachian region is undergoing turbulence as it faces uncertainty stemming from funding uncertainty and the 45V tax credit rules the US Treasury finalised last year, according to a recent report.
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Colombian industry pushes for bigger private sector role in ETS planning

Carbon Pulse - 2 hours 23 min ago
Colombian businesses are campaigning for a more active role in policy design as they prepare for the delayed launch of an emission trading system (ETS) pilot, according to the leader of an industry alliance speaking Thursday in Bogota at the Colombia Carbon Forum.
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Canadian securities regulator pauses climate disclosure mandate

Carbon Pulse - 2 hours 42 min ago
Canada’s first sustainability and climate disclosure standards are on hold, as regulators hear from Canadian markets businesses struggling to navigate economic uncertainties south of the border and abroad.
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EXCLUSIVE: Alberta government says remains committed to industrial carbon pricing

Carbon Pulse - 3 hours 5 min ago
The Alberta government remains committed to industrial carbon pricing, allaying concerns that the province's existing TIER system could be dismantled following next week's Canadian federal election.
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Six things we learned about the future of energy security at UK summit

The Guardian - 4 hours 46 min ago

Critical minerals, nuclear power and the ‘weaponisation’ of energy supplies were discussed at international conference

The UK and the International Energy Agency gathered ministers and high-level officials from 60 countries to Lancaster House in London for two days of talks on the future of energy security this week. The EU was out in force, the US sent a top official, but China stayed away. Here’s what we learned.

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BRIEFING: Critical minerals supply a major risk to energy transition, leaders tell IEA-UK summit

Carbon Pulse - 7 hours 19 min ago
The shortage of critical minerals required for the net zero transition is an "emerging energy security risk" industry and government leaders told the future of energy security summit, hosted this week in London by the International Energy Agency and UK.
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Britain will find ‘common ground’ with US on energy policy, says Miliband

The Guardian - 7 hours 26 min ago

Energy secretary says countries must work together during conference at which US delegate called net zero ‘dangerous’

Britain will find “common ground” with the US on energy and the economy including on nuclear power, despite differences over climate policy, the UK energy secretary, Ed Miliband, has pledged.

He was speaking at the close of a two-day, 60-country conference in London on energy security, hosted by the government and the International Energy Agency (IEA), at which the US delegate Tommy Joyce attacked net zero policies as “dangerous” and “damaging”, and said it was in the interests of “our adversaries”.

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Developing sector pathways key to successful transition finance, say UK experts

Carbon Pulse - 7 hours 43 min ago
Developing sector transition pathways and providing attractive risk return is key to delivering finance that can support the UK deliver its net zero goal whilst also driving economic growth, experts told a webinar Friday.
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Northern Ireland publishes blue carbon action plan

Carbon Pulse - 8 hours 46 min ago
Northern Ireland has unveiled its inaugural Blue Carbon Action Plan, covering 2025–30, as it positions marine and coastal ecosystems at the heart of its climate action and biodiversity conservation, also raising finance for their protection via carbon credits.
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EU talks on climate-related claims make little progress

Carbon Pulse - Fri, 2025-04-25 23:46
Talks on the EU's Green Claims Directive closed with progress on some topics but little on climate-related claims that could impact the voluntary carbon market, with discussions on credits postponed to the next round of negotiation in June, EU sources said.
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Weak national energy policies may cause much higher EU ETS2 prices -report

Carbon Pulse - Fri, 2025-04-25 23:42
Carbon allowance prices under the new EU Emissions Trading System, ETS2 could be almost four times higher if national policymakers don't implement robust clean energy and efficiency policies across the bloc's 27 countries, new research has found.
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FEATURE: Bad idea or trailblazer? Sweden’s e-bike project in Ghana draws polarised views

Carbon Pulse - Fri, 2025-04-25 23:07
A Swedish project to finance 48,000 electric motorcycles in Ghana via Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement has sparked debate in Europe, with one EU lawmaker calling it “a rare, catastrophically bad idea”, while others highlight the project’s potential to drive the transition to e-mobility in the West African country.
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Dutch CO2 tax tightens its grip on industry

Carbon Pulse - Fri, 2025-04-25 22:46
Dutch industrial emissions covered by a national CO2 levy exceeded the number of free emissions permits under the levy for the first time in 2024, according to new data, and the levy could add 30% to the EU ETS cost on emissions for Dutch industrial installations in 2025.
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EU reliance on forest biomass, BECCS undermines net zero plans -report

Carbon Pulse - Fri, 2025-04-25 21:50
The EU’s growing use of forest biomass for energy is eroding the bloc’s carbon sink, while planned reliance on bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) risks locking in net emissions, a recent study has warned.
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