Canada’s federal government appears to be dangling removal of its emissions and gas cap as an incentive for multi-level government collaboration on strengthening the country’s patchwork of carbon ...

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The second quarter 2025 credit and deficit generation report of California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) showed a growing surplus after a brief downturn in Q1.

Carbon credit prices in Alberta's industrial emissions programme have plunged below C$20 per tonne ($14/t), despite a C$95 compliance price, creating a "severe crisis" threatening renewable energy ...

The New Zealand government has launched a consultation on changes to the country’s second Emissions Reduction Plan (ERP), proposing to remove a pledge to price agriculture emissions by 2030.

A large coalition of carbon market players has established a removal-focused working group for Latin America to gain a regional strategic position ahead of COP30 and attract investments, it announced ...

Emerging regulated markets such as Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and CORSIA, alongside standard-setters, could determine the quality, supply, and prices of carbon credits in the long term, a new ...

China is considered capable of overachieving its new climate targets for 2035, despite mixed views on the country's near-term emissions reductions, a recent survey has found.

Caribbean states move toward unified carbon market strategy under Paris Agreement; Carbon credit prices to range between $40-230/t by 2050 -report; FEATURE: Ten year ...

The New Zealand government has launched a consultation on changes to the country’s second Emissions Reduction Plan (ERP), proposing to remove a pledge to price agriculture emissions by 2030.

Voluntary carbon market standard operator Verra is getting closer to being able to label units that are eligible for use in the international aviation sector’s CORSIA programme.

Insurance can improve risk management and capital confidence in voluntary carbon market (VCM) projects, unlocking capital earlier in the process to keep projects viable, a webinar heard on Wednesday.