Carbon Policy News

New Zealand has released proposed rules to limit farm-to-forest conversions in the country's emissions trading scheme (ETS)...

The UN's revived endorsement of carbon markets at the latest round of international climate talks will unlikely swing the main corporate climate...

The UN's new carbon crediting scheme will likely start approving methodologies for a new generation of carbon projects from the ...

China's revised national carbon offset scheme has moved closer to first issuance after a large offshore wind farm in Shandong Province became the first to pass...

Pressure on the EU is piling to soften its climate ambition which could lead to the reining in the high carbon prices under its flagship ...

The Western Australian government has granted AUD 8.6 million ($5.6m) in funding to what will become the world's largest biochar...

Indonesia has so far outperformed its climate pledge under the Paris agreement allowing it to host international carbon market projects ...

Chinese conglomerate Tencent has launched its second climate technology initiative that will broaden its focus to international...

A tie-up between carbon removal credits and the EU's compliance cap-and-trade scheme will require policymakers to carefully balance...

A biochar developer is looking to raise $3 million through a share offering, at a time that the company is seeking to fulfil carbon...

A Kenyan carbon credit services provider is hoping to land a contract to manage huge government-commissioned schemes to plant trees and protect forests

Wetland restoration activities across the Tibetan Plateau in China have much less climate benefit potential than previously estimated...

South Korea and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) have signed an early-stage agreement to...

Carbon farmers in the south-west Queensland (SWQ) region of Australia have reported higher profitability, improved vegetation and soil health, as well as less pests...

A Hong Kong-based developer is working with a local consultancy to develop a new carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) methodology utilising...

South Korea has invited carbon dioxide removal companies to apply for up to KRW107.9 billion ($77 million) in state subsidies...

Japanese government officials will hold a meeting later this week to discuss legal issues related to the introduction of a mandatory emissions trading scheme (ETS), which is currently planned for...

Denmark's government will contribute 150 million Danish kroner ($21.1 million) to the Amazon Fund, Brazil's development bank (BNDES) said...

Europe's industrial lobby groups from steel, metals and fertiliser sectors have urged the EU to modify the proposed...

Carbon market veterans are launching a public campaign to highlight the 'paradoxes' and tradeoffs inherent in carbon trading in a bid to...