Can Germany Square the Clean Energy Circle with Nuclear Phase-out?
Nuclear power generation does not involve the burning of fossil fuels and has a key role to play in the ability to achieve global energy transition targets at least in the medium term as it complements renewables in the race to net zero greenhouse gas emissions.
The History of International Climate Efforts Since 1990
Over the past three decades, global efforts to address climate change have made significant progress.
What’s in a Name? How to Distinguish Between Carbon Trading Systems
The term “carbon market” is tossed around very casually these days, and it can be very misleading when you’re referring to the EU Emissions Trading System, but someone else is thinking of the global aviation sector’s market, CORSIA.
How Do Forests & Oceans Contribute to Averting Climate Change?
Climate change is a pressing issue that affects businesses worldwide, making it crucial for professionals to understand the carbon markets and the role of natural ecosystems in mitigating its impact.
Can Low Carbon Technologies Clean Up the Heavy Industries?
Various green technologies have emerged in recent years with the potential to cut CO2 emissions in heavily polluting industrial processes.
What is Climate Justice & How Does it Help in the Fight Against Climate Change?
Climate change is one of the greatest global challenges of our time. Its shockwaves are felt worldwide, and not just from an environmental point of view.
National Climate Policies: Reducing Emissions that Cap-and-Trade Systems Have Not Reached
The following article detailing National Climate Policies in relation to cap-and-trade systems is supported by ClearBlue Markets.
What Are the Differences Between Carbon Offset & Compliance Markets?
Voluntary carbon offsets and legally binding carbon compliance markets both involve putting a price tag on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
What Are Carbon Removals?
Carbon removals are activities that remove carbon emissions (carbon dioxide) from the atmosphere and store them away (in rocks, underground or in vegetation) so that they no longer form part of our atmosphere.