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3 weeks ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Dimana Doneva
France's carbon programme grapples with scaling challenges even as demand for credits grows -reportFrance's carbon scheme is seeing rising demand for carbon credits but faces challenges in securing financing, refining its methodologies, and adapting to evolving regulations, found a report released this week.
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3 weeks ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Dimana Doneva
Global SAF market hits tipping point at 2 Mt in 2025, feedstock limits loom beyond 2030 -reportGlobal sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) demand is set to reach around 2 million tonnes in 2025, but reliance on limited feedstocks could constrain growth beyond 2030 unless alternative production pathways are rapidly scaled, according to a market outlook released Thursday.
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3 weeks ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Dimana Doneva
UK CCS developer, Japanese FPSO provider partner on offshore capture techA UK-headquartered carbon capture developer announced Thursday it has partnered with a Japanese supplier of floating production to develop and scale ship-based carbon capture systems. A UK-headquartered carbon capture developer announced Thursday it has partnered with a Japanese supplier of floating production to develop and scale ship-based carbon capture systems. A Carbon Pulse subscription is required to read this content.
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3 weeks ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Dimana Doneva
INTERVIEW: Classifying CO2 as a noxious substance could reshape corporate climate accountabilityClassifying excess CO2 as a noxious gas - on par with other industrial pollutants like ammonia and carbon monoxide - could push companies beyond incremental emissions tracking and into more decisive climate action, the founder and CEO of an ESG assurance firm has told Carbon Pulse.
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3 weeks ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Dimana Doneva
Blue carbon pilot in Japan to test drone- and AI-based credit certification methodA Japanese project has begun testing a new method to measure blue carbon using satellite-guided underwater drones and artificial intelligence, in a bid to accelerate seaweed bed conservation and simplify the certification of blue carbon credits under the country's J Blue Credit system.
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3 weeks ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Dimana Doneva
BRIEFING: UK carbon regulator could cut reporting burdens and unify oversightEstablishing a dedicated carbon regulator in the UK could reduce reporting burdens, raise data quality, and strengthen investor confidence by standardising emissions accounting and coordinating oversight, proponents argued on a webinar on Wednesday, building on mounting calls for the establishment of an entity to oversee emissions policy.
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3 weeks ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Dimana Doneva
UK fintech invests £500k in carbon removal solutions for Global SouthA London-headquartered fintech company announced Tuesday it will commit £500,000 to support nature-based (NbS) and hybrid carbon removal (CDR) solutions in Latin America and the Asia-Pacific region. A London-headquartered fintech company announced Tuesday it will commit £500,000 to support nature-based (NbS) and hybrid carbon removal (CDR) solutions in Latin America and the Asia-Pacific region.
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3 weeks ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Dimana Doneva |Finlay Johnston |Rebecca Gualandi
FEATURE: Direct air capture shifts from hype to reality as race for scale and survival beginsMounting costs, technical challenges, and growing scrutiny are fuelling doubts over whether direct air capture (DAC) can deliver on its carbon removal promise, raising concerns that policymakers may be placing too much faith in a technology still in its infancy.
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4 weeks ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Alejandra Padin-Dujon |Dimana Doneva
INTERVIEW: Kenya could access $8 bln from Paris and CORSIA carbon marketsKenya could access $5-8 billion in carbon credit revenues under Article 6 and the UN's CORSIA aviation offsetting scheme - but only if the government makes strategic public policy choices, according to the head of Kenya's carbon industry grouping.
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4 weeks ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Dimana Doneva
UN-backed initiative invests $15 mln to combat deforestation in Congo BasinTwo UN bodies and an Africa-focused trust fund announced Thursday the launch of a $15 million investment initiative aimed at tackling deforestation in the Congo Basin. Two UN bodies and an Africa-focused trust fund announced Thursday the launch of a $15 million investment initiative aimed at tackling deforestation in the Congo Basin. A Carbon Pulse subscription is required to read this content.
