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Auction of Malawi’s Article 6 cookstove carbon credits clears, meeting reserve price
A voluntary carbon trading platform’s sale of 1.5 million Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes (ITMOs) at a minimum of $10 each generated by clean cooking projects in Malawi has cleared, meeting the reserve price in the final minutes across all three lots on offer before closing.
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Austria and Netherlands seek to widen their ETS2 scope
Austria and the Netherlands are trying to expand the scope of the EU's Emissions Trading System (ETS) by including agricultural activities and additional means of transport under the upcoming ETS2.
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UK ‘will struggle to achieve’ its 2030 ambitions for carbon capture, says government audit report
The UK is off-track to meet its landmark carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) ambition for 2030, according to a report published on Tuesday.
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Aircraft maker and partners invest $200 mln in sustainable aviation fuel
An international aircraft manufacturer and several partner companies have invested in the production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), with a combined commitment of approximately $200 million, the manufacturer announced on Tuesday.
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BRIEFING: Key EU Parliament lawmakers to watch on climate policy
European Parliament committees held their first constitutive meetings on Tuesday, focusing on the election of chairs and vice-chairs for a two-and-a-half year mandate.
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EU updates guidelines on how to store and capture CO2
The European Commission's newly updated guidelines on how to store CO2 in geological reservoirs could lead more companies to opt to shave their carbon costs by storing emissions.
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UK must increase investment in nature-friendly farming by 68% to meet biodiversity, climate goals -report
The UK government should urgently increase funds for nature-friendly farming, as the current level of investment is insufficient for the country to meet its biodiversity and climate goals, a report has said.
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Summit Carbon Solutions selects Toronto-based company for digital MRV
Iowa-based Summit Carbon Solutions, which develops one of the world’s largest carbon removal projects, has chosen a Canadian technology company as its carbon system of record.
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Euro Markets: Midday Update
European carbon prices were modestly firmer on Tuesday morning as traders looked ahead to a pause in the auction programme on Wednesday, while analysts pointed to a technical rally after Monday's 2.4% drop.
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UN taskforce set to oppose VCM credits, urging companies to cut their own emissions -report
A UN taskforce is reportedly set to oppose the use of voluntary market credits to offset emissions, arguing that companies should invest in reducing their own emissions rather than relying on trading.
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Brazilian standard edges closer to issuing first biodiversity credits
A Brazilian standard is set to issue its first biodiversity credits generated through two separate conservation and restoration projects in the Pantanal and the Atlantic Forest biomes, Carbon Pulse has learned.
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Environmental markets consultancy announces partnership with soil carbon removals specialist
A British environmental markets consultancy is partnering with a Danish company specialising in regenerative agriculture and soil carbon certification, they announced on Tuesday.
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China advised to seek bilateral crediting model with Belt & Road Initiative countries
China should consider creating a bilateral model with countries under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) to help drive down emissions through an international cooperation approach proposed by the Paris Agreement, a report has suggested.
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Australia spends on new tech to reduce ‘hard-to-abate’ emissions, cement the winner
Australia on Tuesday announced A$65 million ($43 mln) in new spending on seven projects to support smaller, more nascent carbon capture, storage, and utilisation projects across the nation, with a focus on technologies to reduce emissions from the cement manufacturing process.
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British retail giant invests £1.5 bln in sustainable beef production
A UK retailer has announced a £1.5 billion investment in its beef supply chain over the next five years to reduce the carbon footprint of its products.
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VCMI to consult on Scope 3 claims
The Voluntary Carbon Markets Integrity Initiative (VCMI) will launch a broad public consultation round to further develop its Scope 3 Claim mechanism, the group announced Tuesday.
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RGGI Market: RGAs break record on continued compliance demand
RGGI Allowances (RGAs) broke their all-time high settlement twice over the past week but on light volumes, with traders largely attributing market strength to ongoing compliance demand.
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California diesel, gasoline consumption in April drops as retail prices soar
California diesel sales in April fell below last year’s levels for the first time in 2024, while gasoline monthly consumption continued to remain below 2023 usage into the start of the second quarter, state data published this week showed.
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Canadian offset developer writes off investments as losses mount in delayed filings
A Canadian offset project developer will require additional fundraising to fulfil its streaming contracts, it said last week, as its delayed annual financial statements revealed a $250,000 investment write-off.
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Field to flight: Researchers reveal environmental dilemmas in SAF production
A new study offers a nuanced look at the impact of land use changes required for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production, underscoring the environmental trade-offs involved in replacing kerosene with biofuels derived from six different types of crops.
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