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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.
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3 days ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Rebecca Gualandi |Emanuela Barbiroglio
SB62: Tensions over finance, unilateral trade measures continue to slow climate talks in BonnCountries are clashing over how to advance the commitment made two years ago to transition away from fossil fuels, while frustration among developing countries over the lack of space to discuss unilateral trade measures and climate finance continue to fuel tension as the mid-year UN climate talks near the finish line in Bonn.
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4 days ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Rebecca Gualandi
SB62: Slow authorisation process holding off investors in Article 6, buyers sayThe amount of time it takes for governments to authorise carbon credit projects is deterring developers and investors, potential and existing Article 6 credit buyers warned during a side event in Bonn on Tuesday.
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4 days ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Rebecca Gualandi
EU Commission faces political crisis over threat to pull Green Claims DirectiveThe European Commission's surprising announcement on Friday, saying it intended to withdraw the Green Claims Directive (GCD), has triggered a political crisis among the parties supporting the EU executive in the European Parliament, two lawmakers told journalists on Monday.
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5 days ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Rebecca Gualandi
European Commission takes U-turn on Green Claims Directive, saying it may not kill it after allThe European Commission said Monday that it might not withdraw the Green Claims Directive if small companies and micro-enterprises are exempt from the policy - in a backtrack from the surprising announcement on Friday.
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1 week ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Rebecca Gualandi
EU Commission announces withdrawal of Green Claims DirectiveThe European Commission said it intends to withdraw its proposal for a Green Claims Directive on Friday, in answer to a question by Carbon Pulse at its daily press briefing. The European Commission said it intends to withdraw its proposal for a Green Claims Directive on Friday, in answer to a question by Carbon Pulse at its daily press briefing. A Carbon Pulse subscription is required to read this content.
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1 week ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Rebecca Gualandi
Rise of AI in EU may lead to higher emissions elsewhere, says German environment agencyGrowing use of artificial intelligence in the EU could drive up emissions elsewhere, according to a report published Thursday by the German Environment Agency (UBA). Growing use of artificial intelligence in the EU could drive up emissions elsewhere, according to a report published Thursday by the German Environment Agency (UBA). A Carbon Pulse subscription is required to read this content.
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1 week ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Rebecca Gualandi
Key EU Parliament group calls for Green Claims Directive to be axedThe largest political group in the European Parliament, the centre-right EPP, has written to the European Commission asking for the entire Green Claims Directive to be withdrawn, even as talks to conclude negociations on the bill are scheduled for June 23.
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1 week ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Rebecca Gualandi
New clean industrial revolution coming, led by emerging economies -reportA bloc of emerging markets may soon overtake China, the EU, and the US when it comes to securing investment for clean industry expansion, according to new research. A bloc of emerging markets may soon overtake China, the EU, and the US when it comes to securing investment for clean industry expansion, according to new research. A Carbon Pulse subscription is required to read this content.
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1 week ago | 
carbon-pulse.com | Rebecca Gualandi
EU Parliament, member states strike deal to simplify CBAMThe European Parliament and Council of EU member states struck a deal on Wednesday to simplify the bloc's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), finalising the legislative update at lightning speed. The European Parliament and Council of EU member states struck a deal on Wednesday to simplify the bloc's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), finalising the legislative update at lightning speed.
