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Rising ACCU Prices Pose Risk of Default on Australian Government Contracts

The Australian government's flagship Emissions Reduction Fund (ERF), administered by the Clean Energy Regulator (CER), is facing potential challenges as surging prices for Australian Carbon […]

Anglo-American Faces Significant GHG Emissions Breach at Capcoal Mine Complex

Anglo-American has acknowledged a substantial breach in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions at its Capcoal mine complex in Queensland, which could result in a cost of […]

Czech Republic Supports Poland Call for Reforming the EU ETS but Remains Committed

The Czech Republic has declared its solidarity with Poland in challenging the European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS). Poland's Parliament recently passed a resolution […]

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EU leaders battle over carbon price as energy costs soar

EU Member States Challenge European Commission's Assertion of EU ETS Integrity Several EU member states, led by France, have rejected the European Commission's claim that […]

UK Government Launches Second Phase of Direct Air Capture and Greenhouse Gas Removal

The UK Government has recently introduced the second phase of its Direct Air Capture and Greenhouse Gas Removal Programme, offering £64 million in grant funding. […]

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Turkey’s renewable power capacity to grow by 53% by 2026

According to the International Energy Agency, from 2021-26, Turkey’s renewable power capacity is forecast to grow by 53% (26GW). Solar and wind are expected to account for […]

Consortium Proposes Converting Exhausted Oil and Gas Wells into CO2 Burial Test Sites in the UK

A collaborative effort between universities and energy companies, known as the Net Zero Rise (Research Infrastructure for Subsurface Energy), has put forth a proposal to […]

Report Finds EU ETS Inclusion a Positive Step for Shipping, Calls for Further Measures

A report by UMAS, commissioned by the Environment Defence Fund Europe (EDF Europe), evaluates the European Commission's proposal to include shipping in the EU Emissions […]

Soaring Power Costs Impede UK Steel Industry Transition to Cleaner Production

A recent report by UK Steel highlights the significant challenges faced by the industry in transitioning towards cleaner production methods due to soaring power costs. […]

Revitalizing UK Soils: Farmers to Receive Payments for Soil Protection and Nurture Measures

Farmers in the UK will be paid for implementing basic measures to protect and nurture their soils for the first time. The payments, ranging from […]

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Rising ACCU Prices Pose Risk of Default on Australian Government Contracts

Anglo-American Faces Significant GHG Emissions Breach at Capcoal Mine Complex

Czech Republic Supports Poland Call for Reforming the EU ETS but Remains Committed

EU leaders battle over carbon price as energy costs soar

UK Government Launches Second Phase of Direct Air Capture and Greenhouse Gas Removal

Turkey’s renewable power capacity to grow by 53% by 2026

Consortium Proposes Converting Exhausted Oil and Gas Wells into CO2 Burial Test Sites in the UK

Report Finds EU ETS Inclusion a Positive Step for Shipping, Calls for Further Measures

Soaring Power Costs Impede UK Steel Industry Transition to Cleaner Production

Revitalizing UK Soils: Farmers to Receive Payments for Soil Protection and Nurture Measures

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