EU ETS overhaul risks creating unprecedented allowance glut, carbon price collapse, think tank warns; Germany adopts 2045 roadmap to phase out fossil fuels; CWNYC26: ...
Opinion lawmaker proposes removing conditionalities for free EU ETS allowances; GHG Protocol feedback backs expanded corporate emissions reporting framework; US carb ...
A large majority of respondents to a GHG Protocol consultation backed a proposed reporting framework that would expand corporate emissions disclosures beyond traditional scopes 1, 2, and 3 inventories ...
Flexible DAC deployment could cut removal costs by up to 45%, study says; EU ambassadors agree to restart invalidating allowances in the MSR from 2031; Denmark’s G ...
Denmark’s Greensand site stores first biogenic CO2 beneath North Sea; CWNYC26: Brussels defends EU methane regulation, French official insists no backtracking; Chi ...
Australia’s opposition has reinforced its plans to dismantle the country’s climate targets and the Safeguard Mechanism, while extending the life of coal-fired power stations.
Australia should use its role as a trade-dependent middle power in Asia to foster a regionally harmonised network of border carbon adjustments (BCAs) that could help nurture the development of green ...
Introducing and reinvesting a levy on the use of Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) by Safeguard Mechanism facilities could increase their on-site emissions cuts, according to a study, which ...
Australia should help foster regionally harmonised border ...
Shipping carriers’ carbon surcharges often diverge from the European Union’s Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) costs generated by specific voyages, a report said, urging shipment‑level benchmarks.
When EU imports of aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen, and iron and steel are subsequently sent to the UK, they will have undergo independent carbon tax evaluations at each border for at least ...
Companies should not be forced to make unprofitable investments in decarbonisation projects just to retain their free EU ETS allowances, industries and a Brussels-based think tank argued during an ...