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carbon-pulse.com | Nikita Pandey
INTERVIEW: Malaysian govt seeks developers to trial forestry standard ahead of 2026 rolloutThe Malaysia Forest Fund (MFF), a federal government agency, is inviting proposals to pilot methodologies under its flagship forestry protocol, aiming to operationalise the standard by early 2026. The Malaysia Forest Fund (MFF), a federal government agency, is inviting proposals to pilot methodologies under its flagship forestry protocol, aiming to operationalise the standard by early 2026.
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2 days ago |
carbon-pulse.com | Nikita Pandey
UN expert panel seeks public input on first proposed PACM methodologyThe Article 6.4 Methodological Expert Panel (MEP) has launched a call for public consultation of the first proposed methodology under the Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM), it announced Thursday. The Article 6.4 Methodological Expert Panel (MEP) has launched a call for public consultation of the first proposed methodology under the Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM), it announced Thursday.
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2 days ago |
carbon-pulse.com | Nikita Pandey
Pakistan's rooftop solar boom leaves China-funded coal plants obsolete, report findsA surge in new, cheap distributed solar power capacity in Pakistan is leaving parts of the country's Chinese-funded coal-fired power plant fleet obsolete with some running at just 4% capacity while millions of tonnes of CO2 are being avoided, a report said Thursday.
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4 days ago |
carbon-pulse.com | Nikita Pandey
First PACM carbon credits now expected towards end of 2025The first credits from an activity transitioning to the Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM) are expected be issued towards the end of this year, a UNFCCC official said Tuesday. The first credits from an activity transitioning to the Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM) are expected be issued towards the end of this year, a UNFCCC official said Tuesday. A Carbon Pulse subscription is required to read this content.
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4 days ago |
carbon-pulse.com | Nikita Pandey
India to revamp shipping rules to align with IMO carbon regulations -mediaThe Indian government is planning to update its shipping rules in order to align with the International Maritime Organisation's (IMO) zero emissions regulations in an effort to decarbonise the industry, according to local media reports.
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