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  • Cambodia to expand carbon trading

    06 January 2025

    Cambodia is looking to scale up carbon trading in a bid to attract international investors, according to local press.

  • Article 6 formalised: charting the future of carbon finance

    06 January 2025

    The formalisation of Article 6 is a significant milestone, but it is just the beginning, writes Ayse Frey

  • Bloomberg acquires carbon data firm Viridios AI

    02 January 2025

    Bloomberg has acquired Viridios AI, a provider of data and research on the voluntary carbon market, for an undisclosed sum.

  • Why businesses need an internal carbon price

    02 January 2025

    Having a dedicated decarbonisation budget builds a financial case for companies investing in carbon projects, writes Valerio Magliulo

  • The top 10 most-read stories of 2024 - and the themes they reveal

    24 December 2024

    What piqued readers' interest over the past year? Peter Cripps looks at the most clicked-on articles to identify the trends playing on investors' minds

  • 'Ground-breaking' UK carbon capture and storage project secures £8bn financing

    20 December 2024

    Two major 'net zero' projects linked to a carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in the North Sea have secured a combined £8 billion ($10 billion) in project financing from around 20 banks, including Standard Chartered, BBVA and ING.

  • Expert panelist quits ICVCM over methodology approvals

    11 December 2024

    A member of the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market's (ICVCM) expert panel has resigned over concerns that REDD methodologies approved last month put the integrity of the initiative at risk.

  • Triodos Bank provides first BNG loan

    11 December 2024
  • Triodos IM backs nature-based carbon credits

    10 December 2024
  • After COP29, can voluntary carbon markets scale again?

    27 November 2024

    COP29 paved the way for the resurgence of demand for carbon credits - but only if we address the many paradoxes that abound in the market, argues Renat Heuberger