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Will the EU pull the rug from under the ETS?

Investors fear a review of the EU's foundational carbon pricing system could undermine the transition. Michael Hurley reports

We know how to phase out fossil fuels. The missing piece is money

A conference convened by Colombia in Santa Marta helped establish a more practical, implementation-focused platform for international cooperation on fossil fuel phase-out, writes Margaret Kim

Why credible fossil fuel phase-out needs carbon finance

Carbon finance can accelerate fossil fuel phase out, but integrity matters, writes Julie Aguko

A mature and streamlined global carbon market is in sight

Carbon markets are entering new phase as legal architecture catches up, write Ruth Dagan and Hanni Maoz

Environmental markets find resilience amid uncertainty

Carbon offsets: From pledges to proof

2026 is the year carbon stops representing abstract virtue and starts behaving like a regulated input, writes Charlie Sichel

Scope 2 change

The GHG Protocol's Scope 2 consultation is more than a technical update - it represents a potential shift in how corporate demand drives renewables investment, writes Alex Bookless

It's time to bring carbon removals into ETS

The scientific case for integrating carbon dioxide removal technologies into climate policy frameworks is now overwhelming, write Alastair Collier and Lev Gantly

BNP PAM bullish on prospects for nature-based solutions market

The asset manager is looking to capitalise on the maturing nature-based solutions market, Jonathan Dean tells Genevieve Redgrave

Why banks are back in the carbon markets

Growing confidence and policy support is driving banks' action in the carbon markets. Genevieve Redgrave reports