Carbon Credits

13 hours ago | carboncredits.com | Aiden Green

The maritime industry is entering a period of major change as global efforts intensify to cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The International Energy Agency (IEA) has highlighted the need for clean energy solutions—especially green hydrogen and ammonia—to help shipping cut emissions and reach climate goals. Ships now emit about 3% of global greenhouse gases (GHG). So, there’s growing pressure to decarbonize fast.

14 hours ago | carboncredits.com | Aiden Green

Energy companies are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) to cut Scope 3 emissions. These emissions come from their supply chain and the full lifecycle of their products. They include everything from material sourcing to product disposal. Since these indirect emissions are hard to track, reducing them is a major challenge. However, with net-zero targets approaching, tackling Scope 3 emissions is a top priority. AI helps simplify complex data and streamline operations.

17 hours ago | carboncredits.com | Aiden Green

The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is emerging as a global solar energy leader. With falling solar costs, government-backed clean energy strategies, and strong partnerships with Chinese manufacturers, the region is accelerating its renewable energy transition. According to the Middle East Solar Industry Association (MESIA) 2025 Solar Outlook Report, MENA’s solar capacity could exceed 180 GW by 2030.

1 day ago | carboncredits.com | Aiden Green

Carbfix has made a big move in Europe’s battle against climate change. It received the first permit for onshore carbon dioxide (CO2) storage under EU law. This project, based in Iceland, makes history by allowing the underground storage of CO2 in line with the EU’s strict climate policies. It is the first time the EU has formally approved an onshore geological storage project under its 2009 CCS Directive.

1 day ago | carboncredits.com | Aiden Green

L’Oréal is making bold moves toward a more sustainable beauty industry with its Sustainable Innovation Accelerator. Under the global “L’Oréal for the Future” plan, this initiative helps quickly develop technologies. These technologies aim to lower the environmental impact of cosmetics production and L’Oréal’s carbon footprint. The beauty company aims to lower carbon emissions, reduce waste, and form eco-friendly partnerships. These efforts seek to change the beauty industry.