Setting the standard
A market-led approach to pricing methane emissions
What constitutes an “effectively paid” carbon price?
Welcome to Carbon Risk — helping investors navigate 'The Currency of Decarbonisation'! 🏭. Since the beginning of 2026, EU importers of carbon intensive products (iron & steel, cement, aluminium, fertilisers, hydrogen, and electricity) must factor in the cost of the embedded emissions. Importers can begin purchasing CBAM certificates (to cover
Hammer time
Financial institutions are bidding for a role in how permits are allocated
Low hanging plumes
Methane abatement suffers from opportunity costs and misaligned incentives
His father's son
Flávio Bolsonaro spells trouble for Brazil's climate policies
Priming the pump
The price of fossil fuel subsidies is high: carbon emissions, air pollution, and energy insecurity
The state we're in
How carbon pricing policy has evolved amidst America's "affordability crisis"
Persistent UKA-EUA spread reveals deep political paralysis
Welcome to Carbon Risk — helping investors navigate 'The Currency of Decarbonisation'! 🏭. Last week the UK government announced that the Carbon Pricing Scheme (CPS) is to be abolished from April 2028. To recap, the CPS is an additional carbon price paid by fossil-fired power generators. Crucially, it's
No carbon copy
Emissions trading schemes are ploughing their own furrow, and that's a risk to future growth
CDR "moonshot" aborted, for now
Reboot needed as Microsoft allegedly suspends carbon removal purchases
No company is a net zero island
Welcome to Carbon Risk — helping investors navigate 'The Currency of Decarbonisation'! 🏭. "A decade after the 2015 Paris Agreement articulated the “stretch goal” of limiting global temperature rise to 1.5°C above preindustrial levels, it has become clear that achieving this goal is no longer plausible."
Greener growing still in the red
From the Strait of Hormuz to Hauts-de-France, Europe's response to the fertiliser crisis must tackle 'green' profitability