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Electric cookstove projects need $30-50 carbon credit price, say developers
Electric cookstoves will need a carbon credit price of $30-50 to enable the fledgling market to thrive, according to one of the leading manufacturers and project developers in the market that is set to open a new factory in Nigeria next month and is planning to sell commercially in the future.
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RGGI Q3 auction settles near all-time record, breaking bearish trend of sub-$13 clears
The Q3 RGGI cap-and-trade auction cleared just shy of its all-time record settlement and in-line with broad market expectations near the secondary market values, although compliance participation remained subdued, according to results published Friday.
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PREVIEW: Observers welcome progress made on key texts ahead of crucial UN carbon market meeting
Stakeholders have welcomed the significant progress, notably on draft recommendations for removals, made by the UN body responsible for shaping the carbon crediting mechanism under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement ahead of a crunch meeting next week, while also highlighting the pressure of using the limited remaining time to finalise key aspects of the guidance, ahead of year-end negotiations at COP28.
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Free biodiversity risk tool launched by Swiss tech firm
A Biodiversity Risk Assessment (BioRA) tool has been launched by technology company Ceven that is free to use at its basic level.
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PREVIEW: Green development, climate action to be G20 summit’s priorities, says talks’ sherpa
Green development and climate finance will be one of the priorities of this weekend's G20 leaders' summit, according to G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant ahead of the two-day meeting in New Delhi this weekend despite climate change goals emerging as one of the major stumbling blocks.
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MOL, Shell marine unit to collaborate on shipping decarbonisation efforts
Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) and Shell Marine Products Singapore have agreed to collaborate on maritime decarbonisation efforts, including advancing cleaner fuel-related measures that could have carbon market implications.
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Much more climate action needed on all fronts, says UN after taking stock
While the 2015 Paris Agreement has inspired significant progress in response to climate change, the world is not on track to meet the pact’s long-term goals, according to the UN’s first-ever stocktake of global efforts to tackle the crisis, released Friday.
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Shell publicly backs nature-based voluntary carbon credits, despite shelving targets
A senior leader at Shell on Friday appeared to reinforce the company’s support for purchasing nature-based carbon credits, despite the oil major having dropped public targets for its credit-buying programme.
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Euro Markets: Midday Update
European carbon prices advanced moderately in Friday morning trade, threatening to snap a run of six successive daily losses, as the market was supported by a sharp rise in gas prices after workers at two Australian LNG facilities began strike action.
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Leading commercial bank poised to invest in early-stage climate tech as net zero momentum picks up
A London-based commercial bank with significant Asia presence is growing its in-house expertise on climate tech in order to identify the early-stage companies with potential for the biggest climate and commercial impact, a conference was told this week.
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CN Markets: CEA prices climb back above 70-yuan level, trading volume surges
China’s national carbon markets saw stable prices over the past week with a surge in trading volume as the ETS compliance deadline is approaching, with experts saying that recent policy change to introduce allowance vintages could shape corporate preferences.
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ETS, climate fall by wayside in China national legislative plan
Legislation to underpin the national emissions trading scheme and other climate-related programmes have been placed in the "least important" category to deal with by Chinese officials, leaving the world's biggest carbon market unfounded in law for another year as lawmakers prioritise energy security and other issues.
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Major Japanese bank to provide clients offset creating and trading services
One of Japan's largest banks has begun intermediary services for the creation and trading of domestically issued J-Credits by partnering with an offset provider, it announced Friday.
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CP Daily: Thursday September 7, 2023
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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US startup secures $12 mln in seed funding to advance sustainable aviation fuels
A US-based startup focused on crafting sustainable fuels and chemicals from captured CO2 has announced an injection of $12 million in seed funding.
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OECS, carbon firm forge partnership to spearhead projects in Eastern Caribbean
The Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) has signed an agreement with a carbon removal and reduction company to foster collaboration in the development of projects in the region.
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Partners launch initiative to bridge funding gap for clean cooking solutions in Africa
Global development and financial leaders this week announced a partnership at the Africa Climate Summit (ACS) aiming to address the considerable funding gap in the continent's clean cooking sector and to encourage investment by mitigating associated risks.
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*Senior Technical Specialist, REDD+ and Climate Policy, Fauna & Flora – Liberia
*PREMIUM LISTING - Fauna & Flora is seeking a qualified candidate for the position of Technical Specialist, REDD+ and Climate Policy, West Africa. You will play a leading role in the development and implementation of pioneering, nested REDD+ projects in high carbon stock and high conservation value landscapes, and support the development of NbS opportunities within West Africa and as part of collaborative transboundary initiatives.
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US developer plans REDD+ projects in Liberia, becoming first American outfit to do so
A US-based carbon offset developer unveiled plans on Wednesday to develop REDD+ projects in partnership with local forest communities in the Republic of Liberia.
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Deep well injection company announces $8 mln fundraise to launch carbon removal and storage provider
A Texas-based industrial waste management company on Thursday launched a standalone biomass carbon removal and storage company that seeks to generate credits for $200 less than other permanent sequestration technologies.
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