Group ramped up its role as the EU’s self-styled “climate bank” in 2025, with almost 60% of a record €100 billion in annual financing directed to green projects spanning clean energy, grids, storage, ...

India’s push to scale up biofuels could feed directly into its emerging carbon market, even as gaps in accounting remain, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in a report this week.

Japanese gas supplier extends coverage of AI-based carbon credit evaluation service; CP Daily Newsletter: Thursday January 29, 2026; Rio Tinto, Chalco move to acquir ...

The CP Daily News Ticker is a running list of all our news updated in real-time throughout the day. This is also the home to our ‘Bite-sized updates from around the world’, which previously featured ...

California Carbon Allowances (CCA) futures continued to fall last week towards the $30 mark, with the Dec-26 V26 contract hitting its lowest settlement since early September as traders remained split ...

Alberta should decarbonise its energy system by expanding renewable electricity, electrifying buildings, transport, and industry, and cutting overall energy demand, rather than relying on carbon ...

California has issued less offsets to-date compared to the same timeframe in 2025, according to data published Wednesday.

Australian mining giant Rio Tinto and Aluminium Corporation of China (Chalco) have agreed to acquire a controlling stake in a Brazilian low-carbon aluminium producer to unlock its next stage of growth ...

A Japanese shipping major will participate in Norway's flagship carbon capture and storage project through the signing of long-term charter contracts, it announced Friday.

Canada’s largest pension fund is failing on a number of key climate obligations, coming in with an overall “D Grade” on a scorecard initiative by a national environmental charity.

Brazilian Treasury announces awardees of R$15 bln in third Eco Invest auction; Alberta university seeks long-term supplier of carbon credits; Trump administration st ...

Agroforestry is gaining traction across the US Midwest, but gaps in conservation policy are limiting wider uptake despite growing farmer interest, a new report said.