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First sovereign ITMOs approved under Article 6

The first sovereign carbon credits approved under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement have been issued by the Republic of Suriname.

COP29 to focus on finance - but Trump could poop on the party

Will the climate conference in the petrostate keep 1.5°C alive, or be a forum for oil and gas deals, asks Peter Cripps

Emirati bank to integrate carbon credit ratings

Tech giants driving demand for carbon credits, says NatureRe

US tech giants are driving demand for nature-based carbon credits, project developer NatureRe has said, but warned projects available will not be "enough to save the world".

First 'transition credits' planned to shut down coal station in Philippines

A ground-breaking deal plans to use 'transition credits' to help fund the early retirement of a coal-fired power plant in the Philippines and replace it with a solar and battery plant.

UK businesses could face risk of carbon credit failure, Gallagher finds

Qantas and BHP invest in $250m Australian carbon credit fund

Airlines unable to comply with CORSIA, warns IATA

Low supply of eligible credits is putting the success of the aviation industry's carbon offsetting scheme at risk, the International Air Transport Association has warned (IATA).

Reforestation credit partnership launched

Unfolding conversation on EU carbon trading is "concerning", says IETA

While there are positive signs the Europe is "staying on course" with mandatory carbon trading, IETA has warned that the debate around EU policy is missing "very relevant elements".