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Regulators aim to allow SAF crediting in Washington’s CFS rulemaking update
RGGI Market: Prices hover around all-time records as spreads dominate high volume
US oil major announces pilot plant for novel CCS technology
Policy Officer (International Transport Decarbonisation), Carbon Market Watch – Brussels, Belgium
From laggard to leader? Why Australia must phase out fossil fuel exports, starting now
Planting pine or native forest for carbon capture isn’t the only choice – NZ can have the best of both
INTERVIEW: Wildfire detection network could lower buffer obligation in forest carbon projects, boosting credit sales
EU agency flags doubts that member states will meet many of bloc’s 2030 climate targets
VCM Report: Carbon credit retirements surge late in year, with older and cheap units favoured
Extinction Rebellion co-founder who broke window at HS2 protest spared jail
Dr Gail Bradbrook found guilty of criminal damage to Department for Transport building in 2019
An Extinction Rebellion cofounder was spared jail after causing thousands of pounds worth of damage to a government building.
Gail Bradbrook, 51, was found guilty by a jury of breaking a window in a protest at HS2 at the Department for Transport in October 2019.
Continue reading...Michelle Mone hits back at Rishi Sunak over PPE scandal
English councils have issued just three fines under tighter wood burner rules
Data also shows only one prosecution and follow-ups on one-third of 10,000 complaints made since January 2022
There has been just one prosecution and three fines handed out for people using banned wood-burning stoves in England, data has revealed.
Despite more than 10,000 complaints about wood being burned in populated areas since January 2022, local councils have not been enforcing the government’s “tough new restrictions” on stoves. Two-thirds of these complaints were not followed up, and only a handful led to any action.
Continue reading...Nature Based Solutions Lead, CaVEx – UK/East Africa/South Africa
Environmental brokers, carbon credit project financier announce CO2 removals fund
Clean Energy Devices Manager, CaVEx – UK/East Africa/South Africa
Starmer’s £28bn green pledge is a vote winner. Labour must ignore Tory attacks and keep the faith | Pollly Toynbee
Strategists are getting nervous, but energy efficiency and kickstarting growth are important to voters
Just as I sat down to write this, yet another one thumped into my inbox. “£28bn every year … Labour have not changed – their irresponsible spending plans will result in higher taxes and hard-working people paying the price.” Conservative campaign headquarters is hammering out daily attacks on Labour’s £28bn green prosperity plan.
Seeking any gap in the Starmer-Reeves fiscal armour, they like to pretend there’s been no change since the Corbyn campaign’s surprise £58bn extra spend, mid-election campaign. But that’s a rubber sword after their own 13-year failed stewardship – and Liz Truss’s fiscal fiasco.
Polly Toynbee is a Guardian columnist
Continue reading...Director of Carbon Finance, CaVEx – UK/East Africa/South Africa
Consultant, Climate Change and Carbon Markets, Hamerkop Climate Impacts – London
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World’s biggest eight-hour lithium battery wins NSW long duration storage tender
Two huge lithium-ion batteries, and the Broken Hill compressed air storage project, win storage tender in result that may lead to rethink of what long duration storage technologies will look like.
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