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EU seeks views as it prepares creation of an industrial carbon management market
The European Commission has launched a long-awaited consultation on the EU's upcoming industrial carbon management strategy which is seen by stakeholders in the removals and carbon capture and storage space as key for shaping the future of such technologies in the bloc.
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CN Markets: CEA price reaches new year-to-date high, though liquidity remains drained
Allowance prices in China’s carbon market edged up over the past week with improved but still small trading volume, though the overall sentiment remains cautious amid concerns over the impact of the upcoming carbon border tax, experts said.
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ACCU issuance nearly halves in Q1, but market well-supplied to 2030, Australian regulator says
The number of Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) issued in the first quarter of 2023 fell by nearly half compared to the same period last year, according to the Clean Energy Regulator, though it estimated that the market is well supplied to 2030.
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Japan’s main bourse to launch carbon market, trading to begin around October
Japan's main bourse will set up a carbon market that initiates trading of domestically issued J-Credits around October this year, it announced Friday.
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Singapore-based start-up partners with Chevron for pilot lower carbon fuel oil deal
A Singapore-based green finance platform has teamed up with oil major Chevron to back a fuel oil transaction with carbon credits under a government-backed pilot programme that seeks to improve transparency and trust in sustainable finance.
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Australia publishes ACCU market reform plan, grant guidelines to A$20 mln outreach programme
The Australian government on Friday published its long-awaited implementation plan to reform the country’s carbon market, while it will launch its A$20 million ($13.3 mln) Carbon Farming Outreach programme next week.
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ADB-approved Indonesian project brings size to JCM
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has given the green light to a geothermal power generation project utilising the Japan Fund for the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM), which will be one of the largest projects registered under the bilateral mechanism so far.
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Australia commits funding to help Laos participate in Article 6 markets
Australia has committed A$2.6 million ($1.7 mln) to a partnership with Laos and the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) to help strengthen its capacity in carbon markets and participation in Article 6 markets.
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CP Daily: Thursday June 8, 2023
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Farmer payouts drop during 2nd year of US soil carbon offset programme
A major US-based agricultural carbon offset firm distributed around $6 mln to US farmers and ranchers in its second year, it announced Wednesday, around a third less than was awarded in the programme's inaugural year.
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WCI Markets: CCAs tick up on weak volume, WCAs drop following auction results as trade explodes
California Carbon Allowance (CCA) prices inched higher this week on relatively low volume as post-auction selling ran into support from long-term buyers and options trading, while Washington Carbon Allowances (WCAs) continued to lose ground both before and after the scheme's Q2 auction result publication.
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Quebec reveals timeline to enact potential WCI cap-and-trade amendments
The Quebec environment ministry on Thursday shed light on its plan to ratify possible adjustments to its WCI-linked cap-and-trade system, as it also revealed further details on the topics the province and California will discuss at a carbon market rulemaking webinar next week.
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Panel highlights starkly different EU and US approaches on removals policy
The US and EU are approaching carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technology ramp up in starkly different ways, a panel heard on Thursday, reflecting on US efforts to disburse funding while the EU focuses on setting ground rules and definitions prior to initiating large-scale cash disbursals.
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Brussels seeks to ease path for disputed EU nature restoration bill
The European Commission may be prepared to adjust its proposed Nature Restoration law (NRL) and reconcile with some legislators that have vehemently objected to the bill, an exploratory non-paper circulated on Thursday suggests.
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US tech giant pre-orders millions in nature-based removal offsets to meet 2030 net zero target
A California-based technology conglomerate has pre-ordered millions of nature-based removal credits from a fintech financier and carbon offset supplier in a partnership announced Wednesday.
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Non-offset claims still need quality, present risk to Global South funding -report
The shift to claiming carbon credits as contributions to a host nation's climate action, rather than to offset emissions, is a welcome addition to climate action but still requires a focus on quality, a non-profit climate think-tank said Thursday, warning that the trend potentially risks lead to a downturn in funding projects in the Global South.
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Digital climate verification platform raises $37 mln in funding
A climate impact verification platform has secured $37 million in series B funding to help in its efforts to scale activity through digitisation.
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VCMI chair sees alignment building as standards aim to end carbon credit confusion
The voluntary carbon market is showing more alignment on integrity principles, according to the head of the demand-side Voluntary Carbon Market Integrity initiative (VCMI), eyeing a time soon when firms will make claims approved by his initiative via credit purchases tagged with a supply-side integrity label.
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Switzerland schedules first ETS carbon unit auction for 2023
Switzerland will hold its first auction for 2023 carbon permits between Sep. 11 and 13, it announced Thursday.
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Major investors launch new agri-tech startup aimed at turning Asian rice into carbon credits
A group of major investors has teamed up to launch a new agri-tech startup aimed at decarbonising rice cultivation in Asia via the voluntary carbon market.
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