Carbon Pulse

Around 35% of installations have exited the EU ETS since its inception, while a further 16% have stopped operating, according to a new analysis.

Temperature and soil moisture play a critical role in shaping the wood density of trees, which in turn acts as key factor in determining forest carbon stocks, a new study has found.

An advanced carbon capture solvent that absorbs up to 95% of CO2 emissions from industrial processes is set to undergo engineering-scale testing in Norway this October.

A specialist insurance firm has partnered with a carbon project ratings agency and data platform to offer a suite of insurance products aimed at mitigating the risks inherent in the voluntary carbon market.

A cleantech startup has raised $5 million to build a direct air capture (DAC) facility in the Great Rift Valley of Kenya, which is expected to launch in December.

An Argentine marketplace part-owned by the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange is debuting a business scope for carbon credit trading.

The executive secretary of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) has urged countries to accelerate efforts towards the Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) targets, as implementation talks begin in Colombia shortly before COP16.

The European Commission has clarified its rules for extending its monitoring, reporting, and verification system to greenhouse gas emissions from offshore vessels, slightly broadening the list of ships considered to be offshore.

Carbon removals (CDRs) from bioethanol plants in the US Midwest are to be made available to European companies seeking to achieve net zero emissions under a new deal between the project developer and an environmental markets risk management company, they told Carbon Pulse.

A Swedish clean energy tech firm has raised €63 million to accelerate residential heating electrification and drive decarbonisation across Europe, the company announced on Wednesday.

A Munich-headquartered wildfire monitoring company has raised €25 million in a Series B funding round, the company announced on Tuesday.

The European Commission’s plan to create a ‘You Collect, We Buy’ platform for the joint purchasing of gas and hydrogen should drive up demand for lower emissions fuel around the EU - and support the bloc’s efforts to tackle methane, according to a Brussels official. 

Long-awaited agreement on Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, which governs UN carbon crediting and international mitigation outcome trade, could be finalised by end of the first week at COP29, according to EU sources.

A Kenya-headquartered carbon removal company has launched a new biochar solution that aims to sequester carbon, improve food security, and create jobs for women, it announced this week.

Low-emissions technology, both new renewables and recently resurgent nuclear, will generate half the world's power demand by 2030, yet without investment in electricity grids in particular, global warming is headed for 2.4C above pre-industrial temperatures by the end of the century, according to the International Energy Agency's (IEA's) World Energy Outlook (WEO) on Wednesday. 

European carbon prices continued to track the TTF market on Wednesday morning, falling away as warmer temperatures dampened demand for gas and power, while weekly positioning data showed investment funds marginally trimmed their bearish bets last week.

Marine scientists have urged governments at the upcoming biodiversity COP16 to ramp up funding for research for ocean acidification (OA) to avoid disaster, in a report published on Wednesday.

South Korea’s latest monthly CO2 permit auction was again oversubscribed, with analysts expecting allowance prices to remain stable around the 10,000 won ($7.35) level in the near term.

A Brazilian Indigenous association has released a methodology to issue biodiversity units in partnership with a carbon project developer and a US-based non-profit, planning to soon launch the first pilot across almost 190,000 hectares of forest in the Amazon, the parties announced on Wednesday.

A carbon removal buyers club has signed a deal with an enhanced rock weathering (ERW) company, adding credits from Asia to its portfolio for the first time at an average price of $200 per tonne.