UK Environment Secretary Opposes Solar Panels on Agricultural Land, Raising Concerns
The new UK Environment Secretary, Ranil Jayawardena, is reportedly against the installation of solar panels on agricultural land. He argues that ...
German Government Proposes Phased Cap on Energy Prices
A government-appointed expert panel in Germany has recommended the implementation of a two-stage cap on energy prices. The move comes as ...
How piecemeal carbon pricing affects cross-border lending
The IMF has said “carbon pricing is the least-cost option to deliver deep emissions cuts”. The World Bank estimates that 45 ...
Why COP26 matters and how Redshaw Advisors is involved
Pricing Carbon for a Global Transition to Net Zero: Redshaw Advisors’ Side Event at COP26″ The previous COP was widely seen ...
TREES 2.0 Introduces New Standard for Forest Carbon Credits and Landscape-Level Programs
TREES 2.0, a newly launched tool for measuring forest carbon credits, aims to enhance transparency and accuracy in incorporating small-scale carbon ...
The Oxford Offsetting Principles: A Path Towards Credible Climate Offsetting
To address concerns of “greenwashing” and provide clarity on credible offsetting practices, a set of principles known as The Oxford Offsetting ...
Biggest Offshore Wind Project Yet Gets Green Light From Dong
Dong Energy Moves Forward with World’s Largest Offshore Wind Farm Dong Energy A/S, a Danish utility company, is making significant progress ...
Positive Outlook for Carbon Trading Markets in 2015
The carbon markets have kept up last year’s optimism, with 2015’s Market Rankings suggesting most participants are bullish – particularly about the North American and European regimes. Ruby Canyon Engineering, Element Markets and Redshaw Advisors have all hired new staff this year, or are planning to expand in 2016 on the back of expected growth in business. Evolution Markets hopes to triple the size of its London team, although this is across its entire commodities platform, not just carbon.