Invesco: EU carbon price could exceed €100 in 2022
Invesco has predicted "there is a good chance" the price of EU carbon allowances could exceed €100 ($115)…
Carbon,Policy
Invesco has predicted "there is a good chance" the price of EU carbon allowances could exceed €100 ($115)…
Carbon,Policy
The inclusion of nuclear and gas power in the EU Taxonomy is likely to result in "more nuanced views"…
Carbon,Investment,Policy,Stranded Assets
Criticism of the Net-Zero Company Benchmark developed by Climate Action 100+ (CA100+) being "too complicated"…
Carbon,ESG,ESG Data,Equity,Investment
Liquidity in the voluntary carbon market has improved, said Xpansiv, which launched a new carbon spot…
Carbon
ICE has reported a record-breaking 18 billion tonnes of carbon allowances were traded globally through…
Carbon,Investment,Renewables
The Net-Zero Company Benchmark developed by Climate Action 100+ (CA100+) has potential to become an "essential…
Carbon,ESG,ESG Data,Equity,Investment
Chinese carbon prices could increase five-fold in the next ten years - from $6 currently to between $31…
Asia Pacific,Carbon
Aviva Investors plans to launch a carbon capture scheme through creating woods and peatland in Scotland…
Carbon
Wood-based real estate represents remarkable potential for storing carbon removed from the atmosphere by forests, write Olli Haltia and Beata Rantaeskola
Carbon,Natural Capital
REDD+ projects worldwide have found that they reduce deforestation while improving the lives of forest dwellers, writes Oliver Griffith
Carbon,Natural Capital
The European benchmark price for carbon allowances hit a record high in November, but only one insurer acknowledges investing in them and others seem coy, so far, to deep their toes in, as Vincent Huck finds out.
Asia Pacific,Carbon,Insurance
Charles Bedford provides a post mortem of the UN climate meetings in Glasgow
Carbon,Policy
The idea that carbon removals are superior to carbon avoidance is based on a fundamental misunderstanding of the IPCC report. In reality, we need to scale both, argues Renat Heuberger
Carbon
Following a webinar called 'UNFCCC REDD+ Forestry Carbon Credits: A Corporate Buyers Guide, the Coalition for Rainforest Nations answer some additional questions from listeners
Carbon