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Dutch startup raises €1.2 mln to fund carbon-negative food production
A Netherlands-based startup has raised €1.2 million in pre-seed funding to help finance its mission to produce carbon-negative food and make factory farming obsolete.
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EU launches cross-stakeholder partnership to aid energy-intensive industries transition
The European Commission has launched a partnership with 25 stakeholders across energy-intensive industries to help their workforce adapt to the green transition.
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Investor pumps $15 mln into US wildfire ARR projects
A carbon financier is investing $15 million into post-wildfire restoration projects in the US that are expected to generate carbon credits more valuable than typical afforestation, reforestation and revegetation (ARR) projects.
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Euro Markets: Midday Update
European carbon extended its gains for a fourth day as traders covered short positions, while commitment of traders data showed that investment funds had built the second-largest net short position since records began.
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European Commission advisors call for exclusion of biodiversity offsets from taxonomy
A body advising the European Commission on rules as to how the bloc classifies green activities has recommended that biodiversity offsets are not included within the scope of the legislation.
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South Korean carmaker builds blue carbon partnership with government bodies
A major carmaker in South Korea has teamed up with two government bodies to help preserve the country's marine ecosystems in a bid to achieve greenhouse gas reductions, generate blue carbon credits, and enhance biodiversity.
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S&P Global launches nature and biodiversity risk data set
Analysis firm S&P Global Sustainable1 on Wednesday launched a data set analysing nature and biodiversity risk for more than 17,000 companies, as it released research showing 85% of the world’s biggest companies depend significantly on nature for their operations.
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AU Market: ACCU price flat as industry body calls on govt to provide clarity on market to-do list
The Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) price has been trading largely sideways for the better part of a month, as an industry body urged the government to provide detail on key policy decisions facing the market.
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Ecuador secures record debt-for-nature swap for the Galapagos
The government of Ecuador has closed the world’s biggest debt-for-nature swap arrangement to date that establishes a $656-million bond linked to conservation of the biodiversity-rich Galapagos Islands.
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CP Daily: Tuesday May 9, 2023
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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UKA POLL: Prices to recover but analysts see discount to EUAs remain amid supply pressures, policy uncertainty
UK carbon allowances will pare recent losses to average around £70 for the remainder of the year but will remain valued below their EU counterparts amid policy uncertainty and supply and demand factors, analysts predicted in Carbon Pulse's inaugural UKA price poll.
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Pennsylvania joining RGGI would slash allowance prices and emissions, modelling says
Pennsylvania’s membership in the power sector RGGI carbon market would cause allowance values to fall significantly and yield CO2 abatement with little change in electricity prices, according to new modelling published Tuesday.
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RFS Market: Potential delay in ‘e-RINs’ pathway drives up D3 prices to 3-mth high
The price of D3 RINs jumped in recent days following a media report that the US EPA may delay a proposal that would permit electric vehicles (EV) automakers to earn Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) credits by using renewable electricity produced from biogas.
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EU lawmakers poised to take a hard line against voluntary offset claims
Most EU lawmakers on Tuesday voiced their support for a proposal that would ban the bloc's companies from relying on carbon credits when making sustainability claims to consumers, suggesting a smooth passage for the plans in a vote due later this week.
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Manager, Strategy & Regulatory Affairs, Low Carbon Solutions, BP – Chicago/Houston
We are looking for an individual with deep expertise in carbon markets and biogas to join as our new LCS Strategy & Regulatory Affairs Manager. This role will lead the Chicago and Houston LCS commercial teams in understanding business risks and opportunities from relevant regulatory and policy developments in carbon and RNG.
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Project Manager, Low Carbon Strategy & Regulatory Affairs (Europe), Low Carbon Solutions, BP – London
We are looking for an individual with strong carbon markets and biogas policy expertise to join us in London as our LCS Strategy & Regulatory Affairs Project Manager. This role will work with both the bp biogas and carbon trading and origination teams by providing regulatory insights and helping the teams understand commercial impacts from regulatory changes.
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EU agency affirms science behind Nature Restoration Act in wake of parliamentary ruckus
The European Environment Agency (EEA) published a note on Tuesday outlining the declining trends in biodiversity across the continent and highlighting how restoration will benefit both nature and social objectives, key points in the wake of parliamentary ruckus surrounding the bloc's proposed Nature Restoration Act.
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VCM Report: Growing supply weighs on market as corporates eye gloomy economic data
Voluntary avoidance credits continued to soften over the past week as the macroeconomic climate of higher interest rates and slowing economic growth undermined corporate demand during a growing glut of available supply in the market.
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New mandatory reporting in UK to create CCS “treasure map”
The UK government will require mandatory reporting by oil and gas firms operating in the North Sea in efforts to create a “treasure map” of potential CO2 storage sites, aiming to affirm overall storage capacity to help attract private investment.
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Euro Markets: Midday Update
EUAs traded higher for a third day in a row amid modest volume on Tuesday morning as bulls continued to steer the market clear of the 200-day moving average, while energy prices resumed their steady declines as storage supplies continue to rise faster than historic trends.
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