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PREVIEW: South Korea presidential election to set pace for coal plant closures, nuclear developmentSouth Korea could see the results of next week's presidential election shape the trajectory of the country's energy policy, particularly timelines for early coal plant closures and nuclear energy development.
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CN Markets: CEAs move in narrow range ahead of holiday, liquidity dropsTrading activity in China's national emissions market slowed this week ahead of a national holiday, with carbon prices continuing to fall amid bearish sentiment. Trading activity in China's national emissions market slowed this week ahead of a national holiday, with carbon prices continuing to fall amid bearish sentiment. A Carbon Pulse subscription is required to read this content.
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South Korea, Mongolia ink MoU for emissions reduction project under Paris frameworkSouth Korea's trade ministry has teamed up with government agencies in Mongolia for an international GHG emissions reduction project aligned with the Paris Agreement, targeting the abatement potential in traditional housing, known as gers.
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Tanzania becomes latest country to sign JCM partnership with JapanTanzania has become the 30th country to agree to a bilateral carbon trading framework with Japan under the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM), as part of Tokyo's strategy to secure Paris-aligned carbon credits. Tanzania has become the 30th country to agree to a bilateral carbon trading framework with Japan under the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM), as part of Tokyo's strategy to secure Paris-aligned carbon credits.
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Japan legislates mandatory ETS from 2026Japan's parliament on Wednesday enacted an amendment to the country's green transformation law, making it mandatory for companies with annual CO2 emissions of 100,000 tonnes or more to participate in the national emissions trading system from FY2026.
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Japanese shipping company retires technology-based CDR creditsMitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has become the first in Japan's shipping sector to retire technology-based carbon removal credits, it announced Wednesday. Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has become the first in Japan's shipping sector to retire technology-based carbon removal credits, it announced Wednesday. A Carbon Pulse subscription is required to read this content.
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2 weeks ago | 
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CN Markets: CEAs fall back below RMB 70 amid selling pressure, CCERs hold higherPermit prices in China's national emissions market this week again fell below the RMB 70 ($9.72) mark amid mounting selling pressure, remaining at 16-month lows, while the country's offset market still saw credits traded above RMB 80.
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2 weeks ago | 
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Participants sees growing carbon credit demand in Japan, but concerns remain -surveyJapan should see a growing demand for carbon credits after its emissions trading scheme moves into the next phase, but policy and price uncertainties still weigh on overall interest at the moment, according to a survey released Wednesday.
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Trio launches Asia-focused carbon credit fundA Hong Kong-listed financial company has launched a carbon credit fund with two partners to accelerate the growth of voluntary carbon markets in the Asia Pacific region. A Hong Kong-listed financial company has launched a carbon credit fund with two partners to accelerate the growth of voluntary carbon markets in the Asia Pacific region. A Carbon Pulse subscription is required to read this content.
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2 weeks ago | 
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China thermal power production drops 2.3% in April, renewable energy expansion continuesThermal power generation in China fell in April, while wind and solar power both posted double-digit increases, according to government data published Monday. Thermal power generation in China fell in April, while wind and solar power both posted double-digit increases, according to government data published Monday. A Carbon Pulse subscription is required to read this content.
