Global methane output in 2023 was 15% higher than levels reported to the UNFCCC, according to a new high-resolution satellite analysis that identifies widespread under-estimation across national ...

Carbon credits insured against the risk of double counting have for the first time been tagged as eligible for the CORSIA international aviation offsetting scheme.

A Europe-headquartered carbon removal developer has raised €7 million to advance its ocean-based solution, the company announced.

The usual December retirement rush has yet to appear with another lacklustre week, while prices drifted lower, despite the EU confirming it will allow international credits for 2040 credits.

A voluntary carbon rating agency has reported losses of £18 million in its latest annual financial statement, while also doubling revenue, due to continued investment in technology, infrastructure, ...

Verra has released a revised version of its ozone-depleting substances and hydrofluorocarbons methodology, which incorporates major revisions to its previous approaches, the standard announced Monday.

The Scottish government published a peatland plan on Monday, setting out actions to conserve and restore the country’s carbon-rich wetlands.

The Council of EU member states reached partial agreement Monday on the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF III), aiming to channel future EU funding into cross-border energy and transport infrastructure ...

UK power generator Drax will cut half of its global carbon capture and storage (CCS) workforce, according to reports in the British press.  UK power generator Drax will cut half of its global carbon ...

Once promoted as a breakthrough for mobilising large-scale climate finance in coal-dependent economies, the (JETP) schemes are now under scrutiny amid shifting donor politics, existing financing gaps, ...

Carbon revenues accounted for around 25% of income across the clean cooking sector in 2022, with developers increasingly looking to access higher-value credits under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, ...

A US firm has launched a pyrolysis-based platform to help anaerobic digestion (AD) sites convert waste into biochar that may be eligible for carbon credits, it said last week.