Asian investors are incorporating climate change into governance, investment, and disclosure practices at a faster pace, but many still lack detailed transition plans, according to a study.

European carbon prices are likely to remain rangebound near-term despite persistent geopolitical turmoil and political pressure for EU ETS reform, but structural supply tightness should reassert ...

The New Zealand government has updated its guidance for voluntary climate change mitigation efforts, just days after it unveiled its strategy to grow the voluntary carbon and nature markets.

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BRIEFING: Recent RGA spike “disproportionately” bullish, but prices to ramp up in coming years -analysts; CFTC: Producers, managed money both pull back in CCAs, ...

BRIEFING: Recent RGA spike “disproportionately” bullish, but prices to ramp up in coming years -analysts; CFTC: Producers, managed money both pull back in CCAs, ...

California regulator ARB published on Friday a notice confirming the May 28 date for a public hearing where proposed updates to the state's Cap-and-Invest Program will be considered for approval.

BRIEFING: Investors need clearer rules on what counts as climate solutions, experts say; California confirms May 28 hearing to consider proposed Cap-and-Invest updat ...

First real-world olivine marine CDR trial reports no adverse ecological impacts; EU carbon prices to hold steady despite geopolitical risks, tighter balances seen la ...

Canadian carbon developer narrows net loss in Q1 as CORSIA sales begin; Carbon accounting should track warming impacts over time to support emissions claims, industr ...

A Canada-based carbon project financier reported a Q1 net loss on Friday that was lower from the previous three-month period while also disclosing first-quarter sales of CORSIA-eligible cookstove ...

State-law claims seeking damages from fossil fuel producers over local climate harms would allow courts across the US to set conflicting national climate policy, oil companies argued in a Thursday ...