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COP28: EU 'slowing progress on Article 6'

As negotiations on Article 6 continue into the second week of COP28, Environmental Finance has heard that EU may be looking to 'curtail' negotiations amid concerns about how its own carbon mechanisms could be affected.

Carbon project developer Ecosecurities receives backing from two Korean corporates

COP28: Export credit agencies launch net-zero alliance

KKR to take British 'smart meters' firm private for £1.4bn

Eurazeo maritime climate upgrade fund targets $300m fundraise in 2024

Eurazeo is planning to raise at least $300 million from its private debt, climate-themed upgrade fund for the maritime sector, which is expected to launch later in 2024.

Review on transition finance to support developing countries imminent, says UK

The forest that hides the climate

Countries' common interest in forests presents an opportunity to achieve significant climate progress, but the path forward is challenging, writes Philippe Zaouati

COP28: Global climate finance framework targets $7trn in annual investment

A multilateral declaration to invest $5-7 trillion in climate finance annually has been signed at COP28, setting out aims to scale up private finance and high-integrity carbon markets.

It's time to think beyond offsets

The debate over carbon offsets won't die down anytime soon. But to safeguard the nature, we need to look at alternatives to them, argue Magalie Masamba and Malango Mughogho

COP28: We need carbon markets, say Carney, Kerry and Banga

Mark Carney and other influential figures said carbon credits are essential to combat climate change - but they discussed the need to bring integrity to the much-criticised market.