Dimana Doneva

Ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE) projects could overstate their carbon removal (CDR) impact unless they account for a wider range of chemical, physical, and biological processes that can reduce CO2 uptake, according to a report.

Gold Standard has partnered with a digital infrastructure provider to upgrade one of its registries, in a move aimed at improving links with national registries, marketplaces, and exchanges, it announced Thursday.

Isometric on Wednesday released its Spring 2026 update addressing 17 carbon crediting protocols and 10 accounting modules, including changes to

A major northwest European chemical cluster will need a cross-border CO2 network to cut emissions, but the sector will struggle to justify low-carbon

A Tanzania-based forest carbon project developer channelled $4.5 million in carbon revenue to local communities in 2025, while preparing to transition

A Belgian startup has raised €17.5 million in Series A funding to scale its plasma-based carbon utilisation technology, it announced Tuesday.

Short planning horizons among EU ETS participants and industrial investors, alongside limits on allowance banking and policy risk, could weaken

Urban planners seeking to reduce car-based commuting CO2 emissions should prioritise housing near city centres and employment hubs, a study released Thursday has suggested.

Carbon buyers should assess projects based on quality, local fit, and delivery timelines rather than defaulting to dominant registries, a senior representative at a Colombian nature-based project developer told Carbon Pulse.

A group of environmental non-profits has appealed a lower EU court ruling on the bloc's sustainable finance taxonomy, arguing the decision allows climate-damaging forestry and bioenergy activities to be labelled as green.