Indonesia is moving further away from pathways that limit global warming to 1.5C, while its push to sell carbon credits abroad could weaken incentives for domestic emissions cuts, according to a new ...

India’s plan to more than double coking coal production by financial year 2030 could cause methane emissions from mining to rise faster than output, as production shifts towards deeper deposits, a ...

The first load of CO2 from another bioenergy plant in Denmark is on its way for permanent offshore storage under the North Sea via Project Greensand.

The Irish EU Council Presidency has floated introducing credits for EU-made low-carbon steel five years earlier than proposed in the European Commission’s revision of the bloc’s CO2 standards for cars ...

New EU rules requiring external verification of sustainability labels could widen access to corporate sustainability programmes as they shift to independent ownership – if others follow in the ...

Independent Planning Commission has greenlighted the biggest mine expansion ever proposed in the state.

Indonesia greenlights first social forestry project to return to carbon market; BRIEFING: Scientists issue “starkest warning yet” on ocean health; NZ ETS removal ...

A Netherlands-based non-profit has lodged a complaint with the European Commission over the New Zealand government’s regression on the climate aspects of a free trade agreement (FTA), backed by Kiwi ...

Over 120 scientists have sounded the alarm on the state of the global oceans in a landmark report, which drew on a decade of data to suggest regional trends on issues including sea temperature rise ...

NZ ETS removals, industrial allocation, climate disclosure changes on hold until new parliament; New Zealand state-owned enterprise’s carbon assets reach NZ$67 mln ...

Australian sales of electric vehicles (EVs) rose 117% year-on-year in the first half of 2026 thanks to government policies and high fuel prices driven by the conflict in the Middle East, according to ...

New Zealand ETS assets held by a state-owned enterprise inched up in the 12 months ending June 30, with a book value of NZ$67 million ($37.8 mln), up NZ$4 mln year-on-year.