Carbon

South Africa expands carbon offsets

Octopus launches nature-based carbon due diligence tool

Verra's cookstove methodology approved for CCP use

Microsoft signs another carbon credit deal

Microsoft has agreed to purchase 1.5 million tonnes of carbon removal credits over 30 years from a Climate Impact Partners afforestation project in India.

Arup invests £1m in nature restoration carbon project

Corporates need to start thinking about offsets now, says Aberdeen

Corporates have been too focused on decarbonisation of their operations and are not thinking enough about the future costs of carbon offsets, investor Aberdeen told an Environmental Finance conference. as it bets on increasing carbon prices in its own strategy.

Carbon credit returns from agriculture still 'rounding error,' says CAM

Climate Asset Management (CAM) wants to see agriculture-linked carbon credits become a "much more important" part of its natural capital strategy returns, but it is being "cautious" in how it integrates ecosystem services in its funds.

Australia moves forward on nature credit market

Environmental Finance's Environmental Market Rankings 2025 winners revealed

With hundreds of votes cast, Environmental Finance's Environmental Market Rankings recognise the expertise and innovation of the leading brokers, traders and intermediaries in environmental markets.

CBAM delayed and exclusions announced

The European Commission has confirmed that implementation of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) will be delayed until 2027, with 90% of importers also exempted from its scope.

India confirms 2026 compliance carbon market launch

India expects its compliance carbon market to be launched by mid-2026.

First Article 6.4 credits approved

The first Article 6.4 credits have been approved, for a project that will replace high-emitting cookstoves in Myanmar with clean cookstoves.

Just Climate leads $82m Series B round in Terra CO2

Turbulent VCM could lead to more M&A activity, says Philip Lee

Irish law firm Philip Lee is broadening the focus of its climate finance team in anticipation that a distressed voluntary carbon market could soon be awash with M&A deals and strategic relocations.

Agriculture bank concerned by farmer carbon credit use

Agricultural lender Oxbury Bank has raised concerns about UK farmers moving into carbon credit generation, describing the market as the "Wild West".