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Carbon farming puts a value on dirt
Soil carbon sequestration is the next frontier of the carbon market
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Europe's carbon footprint defies expectations
Over the past couple of weeks EU carbon prices have dropped 17%, from almost €95 per tonne in mid-December to around €76-€78 per tonne currently. The decline accelerated as the price broke through a number of key technical indicators: first the 23 and 30 day exponential moving averages, followed
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Whack-A-Mole
How patchy global carbon markets channel fossil fuel finance
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Zero carbon supremacy
Why governments are looking to secure their green industrial sovereignty
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In the shade
Europe's solar power does not get the credit it deserves
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A 'green' unicorn
What the cleantech boom and bust tells us about the future of climate tech
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No level playing field
Europe's carbon levy will accelerate adoption of carbon pricing, but not everyone will win
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ESG investment backlash hits nature-based carbon credit prices
Vanguard’s sudden exit from the Net Zero Asset Managers (NZAM) initiative appears to be behind a sharp drop in the price of carbon credit futures. The Nature-Based Global Emissions Offset (N-GEO) futures contract fell to an all-time low of close to $3 per tonne on Wednesday, down some 40%
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Everything you need to know about Washington State's "Cap-and-Invest" carbon market
The second state-wide carbon trading scheme in the United States is scheduled to start on 1st January 2023. California was the first state-wide carbon trading scheme, launched in 2013 it covers ~85% of the states emissions. Although the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) was the first emissions trading scheme in
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Putting a cap on European shipping emissions
The maritime sector is beginning to price in EU carbon prices
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Witching hour returns
What chance a repeat of the late 2021 EUA price surge?
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Gone is the wind
How the winter doldrums, wind "droughts", and "global stilling" affect power generation and the demand for carbon