Carbon Policy News

Zimbabwe's cabinet has submitted to parliament a national climate law that includes various obligations for carbon credit project developers...

Brazil should adapt existing carbon methodologies and integrate with international markets via the export of credits to scale up its markets...

A pioneering investor in CO2 removals has acknowledged that technologies in the sector are scaling far too slowly to make any difference in reducing growth in global greenhouse gas emissions

The EU's industry committee has rejected the use of international offsets to help the bloc meet the European Commission's recently-proposed 90% GHG reduction target for 2040

The Vietnamese government has approved the transfer of one million tonnes of CO2 equivalent (tCO2e) worth of emission reduction units...

India and Japan have signed an agreement under the Joint Crediting Mechanism to cooperate on the transfer of carbon credits under...

A new system being developed in Thailand to help support the joint certification of carbon projects by national standard...

The Australian government has failed to engage and provide clear timeline to update rules regarding free, prior and informed consent from...

A feud linked to a carbon levy adopted earlier in the year has split Gabon's ministries...

Peru and Singapore aim to finalise an implementation agreement for trading under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement by October...