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South Korea should consider renewable progress when drafting carbon market rules, think-tank says
South Korea should draw up regulations for its emissions trading scheme that support progress towards reaching its 2030 renewable energy target, according to an analysis recently released by a state-run think tank.
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UK outfit releases global framework for measuring, crediting nature investments
UK-based CreditNature has released its ecosystem integrity-based framework that has been designed to underpin the issuances of nature credits and other financial instruments.
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NZ govt teams up with BlackRock to launch NZ$2 bln Net Zero Fund
The New Zealand government is partnering with BlackRock to launch a new NZ$2 billion ($1.2 bln) fund designed to help the country achieve 100% renewable electricity by 2030, it announced Tuesday.
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CP Daily: Monday August 7, 2023
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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New platform launches to bring “radical transparency” to voluntary carbon market
A new firm announced a voluntary carbon market listing platform on Monday to accelerate credit supply development by rectifying what it says is the current “information asymmetry” that is stifling growth and trust in the sector.
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RGGI Market: RGAs recede to 2.5-week low as California carbon rally subsides
RGGI Allowance prices fell back from eight-month highs this week in what market participants attributed to a continued sympathy trade with California Carbon Allowances, as well as a lack of fundamental demand specific to the power sector cap-and-trade system.
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Brazil development bank cancels voluntary carbon purchase plans from credit tenders
Brazil’s development bank BNDES on Friday announced that it has scrapped its plan to purchase tens of millions of dollars in voluntary carbon credits from two tender processes last year as the institution restructures its support for the market.
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INTERVIEW: Kenya should focus on tax-dodging, not special taxes and fees in revised climate law, says clean fuels distributor
Kenya should close loopholes that allow untaxed carbon revenue to be shifted outside of the country in its upcoming legislation while steering clear of imposing special taxes and fees on the domestic market, a climate-tech chief executive told Carbon Pulse on Monday.
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VCM Report: Prices drift amid thin trade and uncertainty about CCP label
Carbon credit prices were little changed over the past week amid continuing uncertainty about the impact of the Core Carbon Principles (CCP) framework from the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM), although there was a slight bounce in Xpansiv CBL’s nature-based standardised contract.
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UAE partners with technology providers to deliver blockchain system for carbon credits
An inaugural national system for carbon credits using blockchain technology is being launched in the UAE through a partnership between the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment (MoCCAE) and two technology providers.
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EU countries are set to outstrip their targets on solar energy, says business group
EU nations are likely to overachieve on the bloc's overall targets for installing solar power over this decade, according to a business group's assessment of the government plans submitted to date.
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Euro Markets: Midday Update
European carbon allowance prices edged lower in continued thin trading on Monday morning, shrugging off healthy gains in natural gas as data showed further contractions in industrial output in the EU's largest economy, while energy prices rose in response to increased risks around Russian commodity exports from the Black Sea after attacks on shipping over the weekend.
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Testing the waters: Indian developer rolls out West Papua reef project as first of several biodiversity pilots
An India-based carbon developer has submitted a coral reef project in Indonesia’s West Papua for pilot status under Verra’s emerging biodiversity methodology, with plans for other project types already teed up.
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Taiwan launches government-backed carbon exchange, trading to come later
Taiwan's main bourse on Monday unveiled a government-backed carbon exchange in Kaohsiung, which will start offering trade in domestic carbon credits in the first half of 2024 at the earliest, while international units might become available later this year.
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Rwanda to set a floor carbon credit price above $30 per tonne, says minister -media
Rwanda will not sell carbon credits below $30 per tonne and will also look to develop new technology-focused projects as well as expand those involving its forests, the country's minister of environment was reported as saying by local media.
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NZ Market: NZU price, volumes rise as National party say will leave ETS unchanged if elected
Traded NZU volumes rose Monday, pushing the price up slightly, as a National opposition party spokesperson said they would not make major changes to the country's ETS if it wins government in the October election.
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Japanese oil refiner taps into blue carbon, eyeing crediting business
One of Japan's largest oil refiners has teamed up with an international aquaculture accelerator to explore the potential of blue carbon in the country, seeking the creation of domestically issued blue credits.
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Australia Market Roundup: Santos signs MoU on Bayu-Undan CCS, NZ hydrogen company secures NSW funding
Australian oil and gas company Santos has signed an agreement with Timor-Leste’s national oil company Timor Gap to explore cooperation opportunities on its Bayu-Undan CCS project.
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Aviation non-CO2 methodology gains initial approval from Gold Standard paving way for credit issuance
A methodology for crediting contrail reduction, a form of non-CO2 pollution created by flying, has been provisionally approved by voluntary carbon market certifier Gold Standard, a release announced Wednesday.
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CP Daily: Friday August 4, 2023
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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