Mike Szabo

2 days ago | carbon-pulse.com | Emanuela Barbiroglio |Rebecca Gualandi |Mike Szabo

SB62: Annex I for Adelaide? Turkiye's "bargaining chip" in battle to host COP31Turkiye has indicated a willingness to drop its competing bid for the 2026 UN climate summit and let Australia and Pacific island nations host the event in Adelaide, sources told Carbon Pulse, but what Ankara wants in return may prove too steep a price to pay.

1 week ago | carbon-pulse.com | Mike Szabo

EU Commission warns Hungary over charges on free carbon allowancesThe European Commission on Wednesday launched legal action against Hungary for imposing charges on companies receiving free emissions allowances under the EU ETS, arguing the measures breach bloc-wide climate rules. The European Commission on Wednesday launched legal action against Hungary for imposing charges on companies receiving free emissions allowances under the EU ETS, arguing the measures breach bloc-wide climate rules.

1 week ago | carbon-pulse.com | Mike Szabo

Norway, Switzerland complete first carbon removals ITMO trade under Article 6The governments of Norway and Switzerland have completed the first international transfer of carbon removal credits under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement, in a pilot deal structured by a CDR portfolio manager and supported by a Swiss buyers' coalition.

2 weeks ago | carbon-pulse.com | Alejandra Padin-Dujon |Sara Stefanini |Roy Manuell |Mike Szabo

Zimbabwe authorises up to 2.86 mln Article 6 credits, with 5k receiving corresponding adjustmentsZimbabwe has issued a Letter of Authorisation (LoA) for up to 2.855 million Article 6 Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes (ITMOs), issued or to-be-issued, to a cookstove project, with 5,000 of those credits receiving corresponding adjustments, the developer confirmed to Carbon Pulse on Monday.

3 weeks ago | carbon-pulse.com | Mike Szabo

BRIEFING: Industry experts warn of "zombie" biochar companies as sector faces reckoningExperts have issued a stark warning about the proliferation of unsustainable "zombie" biochar companies, highlighting critical challenges facing the emerging carbon removals technology. Experts have issued a stark warning about the proliferation of unsustainable "zombie" biochar companies, highlighting critical challenges facing the emerging carbon removals technology.