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Major carbon credit player restructures and lays off staff
Amazonian governors demand Brazil ETS proposal include subnational governance, jurisdictional REDD+ harmonisation
RGGI states announce next programme review meeting for electricity sector analysis
Final Nova Scotia cap-and-trade sale sees largest undersubscription rate
PREVIEW: Expectations for Washington’s Q3 carbon allowance auction coalesce near Tier 2 reserve price
Verra incorporates carbon credit labelling, global initiative alignment in latest VCS programme update
Octopus eyes huge solar, battery and green hydrogen plans in First Nations deal
Octopus venture with First Nations peoples plans $1 billion of solar and battery projects in Northern Territory, and has an eye on even bigger green hydrogen plans.
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“Turning point:” Wind and solar deliver $810 bn in savings from fossil fuels in single year
New report says wind and solar saved $810 billion in electricity costs across the globe in 2022, and delivered substantial emissions and health benefits.
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“It’s not going to be cheap:” Australia warned on first offshore wind costs and supply chains
Offshore wind industry warns Australia that its first gigawatt scale projects will not be cheap, but costs will fall if the country aims for scale and is realistic about local content.
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Blow to Biden as offshore wind auction in Gulf of Mexico fails to stir interest
Only two companies make bids for right to develop offshore wind off Gulf coast, in setback for administration’s green-energy plans
The Biden administration on Tuesday held the first ever auction for the right to develop offshore wind in the Gulf of Mexico, with just one of the three available leases provisionally awarded and only two bidders.
The historic sale fell on the anniversaries of 2005’s Hurricane Katrina and 2021’s Hurricane Ida, climate crisis-fueled disasters that devastated Gulf communities. It also comes the day after the Gulf cities of New Orleans and Houston saw their hottest temperatures in recorded history, and as the largest wildfire in state history ravages Louisiana.
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Tories accused of hypocrisy in Ulez row after call to extend congestion charge
Ministers have claimed Ulez is cash-raising ploy – but letter reveals Grant Shapps backed a separate charge for same reason
Ministers have been accused of hypocrisy in claiming Sadiq Khan expanded London’s ultra-low emission zone (Ulez) to raise revenue after it emerged the Department for Transport urged the mayor to extend the city’s congestion charge for the same reason.
On the first day of Ulez covering every London borough there was renewed bickering between the Labour mayor and the government, with Khan castigating Mark Harper, the transport secretary, for what he called factual mistakes after the pair crossed paths at a TV studio.
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