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The World Shipping Council (WSC), a Washington, D.C.-based trade group that represents international liner shipping, is releasing for the first time concrete regulatory and economic pathways that it believes the UN International Maritime Organization (IMO

According to a new analysis published by Nikkei, one of the world’s largest financial newspaper, nearly 40% of carbon credits acquired by firms are more than five years old, which might threaten progress on reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Peter Liese, a German Christian Democrat and member of European Parliament, is pushing for stricter controls to refrain the bloc’s carbon prices from growing too quickly. Following his remarks, the benchmark December 2022 contract was traded at 91.54 euro

According to a study conducted by NewClimate Institute, some of the world's largest corporations are failing to live up to claims that they will achieve net-zero emissions targets, reducing carbon emissions by only 40% rather than the projected 100%. Amaz

To mitigate the climate crisis, limit carbon footprint has become a primary mission for the globe. According to a study, wealthy people’s carbon footprints is gradually increasing, accounted for a larger proportion of global emissions.

On Friday, European Union's carbon permit price hit a new high, closing at above 96 euros, with analysts predicting that the landmark 100-euro mark will be reached soon.

Engineers at the University of Illinois Chicago have developed a low-cost artificial leaf that can capture carbon dioxide 100 times more efficiently than current systems. This artificial leaf works in the real environment, unlike other carbon capture syst

British financial think tank Carbon Tracker released its new report on Thursday, writhing that, with global oil prices rising to US$90 per barrel, investors may be lured into long-term fossil fuel projects, destroying the world's hopes to limit carbon emi

The continuously increasing gas prices have turned European electricity generators to use more polluting coal-fired power and drive up demand for carbon permits. Analysts have thus upped their average price projections for carbon permits in Europe.

To mitigate climate change, research teams and tech start-ups are developing direct air capture devices, which can collect carbon dioxide from the atmosphere directly. Although the technology works, the early projects have been costly and energy consuming

Munich, Germany’s third largest city, is making significant progress in decarbonizing its power, with renewables expected to provide for 90% of the city's energy by 2022. The city estimates it is on track to meet its target of meeting all its energy deman

The Chinese government is reportedly to consider a steeper cut in carbon quotas, which would result in a higher cost for small and inefficient coal power plants.