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News and intelligence on carbon markets, greenhouse gas pricing, and climate policy
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Euro Markets: Midday Update
European carbon prices resumed their week-long rally on Thursday morning after the previous session's interruption, as traders began to factor in the annual reduction in auction supply due next month and continued to shrug off bearish fundamentals highlighted in recent analyst reports, while energy markets eased for a fourth day.
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Green growth could secure $400 bln a year for Indonesia, including as a potential “frontrunner” in nature carbon projects -report
Indonesia could earn as much as $400 billion annually by 2030 in industry revenue and carbon credit sales if it optimises its massive green growth potential, according to a report released Thursday.
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Biodiversity Pulse Weekly: Thursday July 13, 2023
A weekly summary of our biodiversity news plus bite-sized updates from around the world. All articles in this edition are free to read (no subscription required).
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Asiana Airlines partners with local NGO to provide carbon offsetting programme for passengers
South Korea's second-largest airline has partnered with a domestic NGO to provide a voluntary carbon trading platform for its passengers, a move that it expects to help reduce emissions in the aviation sector.
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UAE developer, exchange set eyes on rolling out regional carbon markets in Middle East and North Africa
A Dubai-based carbon project developer and a Singapore-headquartered exchange have partnered with the ambition to develop Paris-aligned Article 6 carbon markets across the Middle East and North Africa.
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FEATURE: NZ biodiversity market needs careful consideration, groups say, but have little faith in the govt to deliver it
Stakeholders are reacting cautiously to the government’s proposal to establish a national biodiversity market in New Zealand, saying that it is a good idea in principle, but the government’s handling of the existing carbon emissions trading scheme gives some little faith in Wellington to administer such a programme.
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SK Market: First monthly auction for KAU-23 fails to sell out with clearing price reaching new low
South Korea's first monthly CO2 auction for the current compliance cycle sold less than 40% of the permits on offer, with the clearing price dropping to a new low amid continued bearish market sentiment due to a lack of policy direction.
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CP Daily: Wednesday July 12, 2023
daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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South Africa’s 2030 renewables goal looks out of reach -analysts
South Africa's goal to achieve 41% renewable energy in its power mix by 2030 looks increasingly difficult, analysts said, with projections showing that only 20% will be carbon-free by the end of the decade.
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The Amazon savannah: Deforestation, climate change, and fire threaten to irreversibly alter world’s largest rainforest, study warns
The Amazon rainforest could irreversibly transition to savannah or grassland due to the compound effects of deforestation, climate change, and more fires, a new study warns.
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INTERVIEW: Startup seeks broader revenue base than carbon for nature projects in Africa
A Berlin-based startup is approaching several sub-Saharan African governments with the aim to develop nature-based conservation and restoration projects, seeking to tap multiple revenue streams including carbon finance to deliver more resilient outcomes.
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COMMENT: Viridios AI analysis reveals voluntary carbon price drivers
It’s been a rollercoaster ride for carbon markets over the past 12 months, with policy changes and ongoing scrutiny seeing some of the most historically stable voluntary carbon credits facing price pressure. The latest analysis from Viridios' AI-powered carbon credit pricing platform VAI shows that despite some negative market sentiment certain methodologies and geographies continue to trade at a premium.
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California cap-and-trade rulemaking July workshop notice causes “frenzy” in options market
California regulator ARB on Wednesday announced the date for the next public workshop to discuss potential updates to the cap-and-trade regulation, causing a “frenzy” in an otherwise quiet secondary market.
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California dishes out compliance offsets to mine methane projects, while Quebec issuances resume
California Carbon Offset distributions fell significantly the past two weeks but remained close to 2022 levels, while Quebec also handed out credits eligible for its cap-and-trade programme, according to government data published Wednesday.
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US govt assigns $300 mln to improve GHG accounting of nature-based CO2 sequestration
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) on Wednesday announced the federal government will disburse $300 million towards improving the measurement and verification of GHG emissions and CO2 sequestration from climate-smart agriculture and forestry.
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Verra culls wetlands from revamped REDD methodology, timeline for release slips
Carbon credit certifier Verra removed wetlands as an eligible land type in an interim update to its sweeping consolidated REDD methodology released on Wednesday, with the document revealing a delay to the expected publication of a final version.
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Fund launches to facilitate early purchases of CDR credits
A San Francisco-based company on Wednesday announced the commencement of a fund to purchase discounted carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits and close the monetary gap for suppliers.
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Faster than anticipated gains in solar and electric vehicles uptake show policies are working -IEA
Solar panels and electric vehicle technology have expanded more rapidly than anticipated, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA)’s annual update, signalling that governments' positive policy action and increased ambition is translating into measurable results in deploying clean technologies that could help in tackling climate change.
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Capturing carbon onboard ships could be viable mid-term solution to lower emissions -industry
Capturing carbon onboard ships could be a mid-term step to reduce the maritime sector’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions while zero-emission fuels are not yet commercially available, according to a panel of industry experts speaking on Wednesday, though one panellist warned that the sector's carbon accounting needs to improve before such technologies are adopted .
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