What is the impact of Trump’s policy on global climate efforts?

As had been widely predicted, returning President Donald Trump formally signed an executive order withdrawing the United States from the Paris Agreement in the first week of his presidency.
The ripple effect: How EU carbon prices are about to go global

Carbon pricing in Europe began in 2005 with the start of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS).
UN summit sees progress on climate challenge but mountain still to climb: four key takeaways from COP29

Another two-week round of tense climate negotiations came to an end in Baku, Azerbaijan on November 24th as the curtain came down on the COP29 summit.
UN body moves forward on carbon methodologies, removals

While a lot of our education focuses on either the compliance or the voluntary carbon markets, this month, we would like to shed some light on a third type of market that we are also working on.
The evolution of carbon measurement & why vintage matters

While a lot of our education focuses on either the compliance or the voluntary carbon markets, this month, we would like to shed some light on a third type of market that we are also working on.
UK emissions fall 12.5% in 2023; work on CCP progresses – labelled carbon credits

Regulated greenhouse gas emissions in the UK fell sharply in 2023, in line with similar falls across the larger EU carbon market in last year, according to figures released this month.
EU ETS emissions fall by record 15.5% in 2023

CO2 emissions from power plants and factories under the EU Emissions Trading System fell by a record 15.5% in 2023, according to recent data released by the European Commission.