Exclusive: Shell used rice-farming offsets for “carbon neutral” LNG campaign – but farmers and local authorities said no project activities took place
Rules finalised at COP29 will make sure carbon credits enable more ambitious climate goals while delivering benefits to local communities
UN rules governing bilateral carbon offsetting between governments have yet to be agreed but deals are being done, raising concerns about integrity
Since President Widodo launched Indonesia’s exchange two months ago, there’s been barely any trading of carbon credits
The World Bank wants to direct the NFT craze towards projects that cut emissions and improve the transparency of carbon offset markets
Project developers in poor countries are struggling to attract finance, as deadlock on international carbon trading rules cannot be resolved before November 2021
NEWS: Greenhouse gas taxes and markets work and must extend to the developing world, says New Climate Economy report
NEWS: Clean Development Mechanism is “in crisis” after EU decision, says chair Hugh Sealy, but can be salvaged under a new carbon market architecture
NEWS: Polluting coal plants will stay open unless policymakers act, say campaigners
NEWS: Launch of Chinese national carbon market would galvanise global climate action
Cost of EU carbon allowances will rise by 50% on 2013 levels as global health of scheme improves, says a Bloomberg report
Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative members say cap and trade is cost-effective and efficient way of addressing climate change
China and Mexico latest to bring trading schemes online as countries eye greenhouse gas reductions
IPCC won’t turn Abbott into an environmentalist, but its impact will endure beyond the Coalition, says Erwin Jackson of Australia’s Climate Institute
So-called backloading proposals to fix flagging carbon market passed after months of debate
Excess credits after 2020 will allow extra emissions to undo GHG savings from other EU policies, warns campaign group Sandbag
Amended plans that will boost price of emitting CO2 now move to parliament for the second time
Analysts warn Shenzhen scheme could face similar oversupply of credits as faltering EU system
Writing for RTCC, former Japanese climate Ambassador Yoshi Nishimura says a global carbon market could curb warming & raise funds for the low carbon transition
International Renewable Energy Agency says there’s no need to rely on carbon trading with countries using other incentives enjoying success