Guidelines aim to address growing concerns over the potential for carbon offsets to distract from the need to cut emissions at source
Streamlined Program-level Assessment Framework and Assessment Procedure sets out new principles for high-quality credits based on latest science
IETA, World Bank, and Singapore government announce launch of global open-source metadata system that aims to unify carbon credit registry data
Platform launches consultation to determine conditions for digital carbon credits, as new satellite and AI platform promises to track forest protection efforts
Confidence remains high across the global carbon market, but investors want to see governments act to make carbon pricing fairer and more predictable
Carbon pricing has always been a thorny political issue, but as Ministers weigh how to drive the next phase of the net zero transition some experts believe it has a critical role to play
Annual survey of International Emissions Trading Association highlights growing optimism for carbon markets worldwide in 2020s
Plus all the top green business news from around the world this week, including Denmark's new climate law and the Australian mining sector's net zero pledge
Hopes are high that Greta Thunberg's arrival in Madrid can deliver some urgency for Paris Agreement talks that have shown slow progress so far
Latest survey from IETA shows doubling in proportion of respondents who believe China will have carbon trading system for its power sector up and running by 2021