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Verra has denied the registration of a REDD avoided deforestation project in Brazil, citing errors by the verification body, even though the project has been subject to disputes about territorial claims as well as on the ownership of future credits.

European carbon allowance prices recovered from early sharp losses on Thursday morning but ended the day down, pulled lower both by a sharp drop in natural gas prices as the spread to Asian prices narrowed, and by early technical selling after the weekly positions data showed a small build in investor net length.

A Finnish low-carbon technology company is entering the Canadian market for the first time with a new mining partnership.

The French government has launched a new 'charter' in a bid to guide and scale corporate carbon credit investment, as the country aims to further the implementation of commitments outlined in the historic Article 6 deal agreed at COP29 last November.

A carbon management services provider representing a Fortune 50 multinational buyer has opened a call for proposals for "high-quality" removal projects, prioritising methods like improved forest management, ARR, direct air capture, and BECCS, with a target purchase of 200,000-300,000 tonnes by 2030.

Organisations looking to spur rapid investment in biodiversity and nature finance in Canada say it is time for large capital investors to put their money on the table.

Low-carbon power is essential to long-term energy security, UK and EU leaders said at a global summit in London Thursday, while the US rejected the “harmful and dangerous” net zero agenda.

A developer of engineered carbon removal projects has raised $15 million in Series A extension funding, it announced Thursday.

China should set a more ambitious carbon intensity target in the next five-year economic plan to fulfil the pledges it has made under the Paris Agreement, according to a report published Thursday.

The European Commission proposed on Thursday to integrate the so-called High Seas Treaty, which seeks to curb biodiversity loss in international waters, into EU law.

The UN and Brazil are upping the pressure on countries around the world to submit strengthened climate action plans for the decade ahead, with seven months to go before a COP summit that will make clear whether countries are acting on pledges to transition away from fossil fuels and ramp up renewables. 

The European Commission this week convened agricultural groups and banks in an effort to explore how nature credits can encourage private investment in conservation.

Analysis from an international law firm has concluded that linking the UK and EU emissions trading schemes (ETS) is feasible outside the framework of the Brexit process and not too legally problematic.

A draft law to amend the bloc's gas storage regulation cleared the first hurdle in the European Parliament, with members of the industry committee agreeing on Thursday to extend by two years the storage targets introduced in 2022 following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, while lowering the mandatory annual filling target from 90% to 83%.

​Gold Standard has introduced new rules aimed at aligning more closely with the Paris Agreement and updating biomass accounting practices concerning cookstoves projects, it said Thursday.

Eni has reached financial close with the UK government on a carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in northwest England, where the Italian oil major will operate the CO2 transport and storage infrastructure.

The European Parliament's Committee on Industry, Research, and Energy (ITRE) gave the green light on Thursday to changes proposed by the European Commission to simplify the EU's carbon border tariff.

US President Donald Trump’s tariff war could see rapidly expanding climate funds turn their attention to Latin America and Southeast Asia, analysts have predicted.

A Belgian agritech firm has launched a farm assessment framework that adds biodiversity, soil, water, climate, and socio-economic metrics to its existing carbon-focused approach, the company announced Thursday.

Asian civil society groups have warned Europe against the Japanese model of financing liquefied natural gas (LNG) infrastructure abroad, saying this would conflict with EU climate goals and lock the bloc’s dependence on fossil fuel infrastructure for the long term.