Dimana Doneva

Central and Eastern European (CEE) governments are seeking more EU ETS revenues while pushing for greater control over carbon costs ahead of a July 17 review of the system.

The EU should set up a centralised system for buying Article 6 international carbon credits to manage delivery risks and prevent the bloc from weakening its own climate policy, according to a report released Monday.

An Icelandic carbon crediting standard has launched a public consultation on proposed revisions to rules governing project development, methodologies, validation, and verification across its programme.

Romania may face electricity supply risks later this decade, but its national assessment likely makes the outlook appear worse than the most probable scenario, the EU energy regulator said in an opinion published last week.

A North American forestry standards organisation and a US-based non-profit have partnered on a pilot forest analytics tool for carbon reporting, wildfire

Solar supplied a quarter of EU electricity for the first time in June, becoming the bloc's largest individual power source during a month of elevated demand and hot weather, according to analysis released on Tuesday.

EU lawmakers should maintain the current EU ETS cap reduction pathway through 2035, reform the Market Stability Reserve (MSR), and link remaining

A crop input supplier has struck a partnership to market biological products alongside a soil carbon programme that will allow farmers to generate carbon credits in Latin America and Europe, the companies announced Tuesday.

SBTi Services, the commercial subsidiary of the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), has launched an assessment service to help companies

Direct air capture (DAC) is unlikely to deliver carbon removals at the billion-tonne scale because of its high energy requirements, according to a recent study.