Jarden launches commtrade platform in Australia

16 Jul 24 - Jarden is launching its renewables trading platform in Australia, looking to grow carbon credits trading as the energy transition continues.

EMS accredited to issue International Renewable Energy Certificates

20 Oct 23 - Transpower company Energy Market Services (EMS) has been accredited to issue International Renewable Energy Certificates (I-REC) for electricity produced in New Zealand.

Australian carbon price set to double

17 Oct 23 - Analysts say Australia’s carbon price is set to double, with reforms underway affecting industrial greenhouse gas emitters who are responsible for about 28% of the country’s emissions.

Carbon prices, long in the dumps, surge in U.S. and Europe

10 Dec 21 - Carbon bulls are on the ride.

London Stock Exchange aims to bring firms’ carbon claims ‘out into daylight’

10 Nov 21 - The London Stock Exchange is aiming to make funding for carbon reduction projects more transparent, introducing a new market that it says will help the industry to scale.

Where the Redd went wrong

18 Aug 20 - International conservation is known for its pursuit of global, ‘win-win’ solutions that seek to simultaneously address multiple environmental and social issues. But few proposed solutions have offered as much hope, and been so energetically embraced, as REDD+.

California struggles to save emissions plan

9 Sep 16 - In 2012, when California began its cap-and-trade programme, it was hailed as a model for the rest of the world.

China turns to free markets to tame pollution

23 Aug 16 - There are at least three good reasons why China is likely to succeed in starting the world's biggest carbon-trading market when its efforts to limit pollution kick in next year.

Europe puts weight behind Korean ETS

11 Jul 16 - Europe is supporting the development of Korea’s Emissions Trading Scheme in a $5.3 million three-year partnership.