EU heavy industry ‘gone by 2050’ if carbon hits €200, Belgian central banker warns; UK opposition brings forward bill to repeal the country’s Climate Change ...

The EU’s General Court has dismissed a legal challenge by two environmental organisations seeking to force a review of member states’ greenhouse gas emissions allocations, ruling that the European ...

UK opposition brings forward bill to repeal the country’s Climate Change Act; Severe drought in Panama Canal adds to squeeze on LNG from Hormuz disruption; Indian ...

Severe drought has drained traffic through the Panama Canal, adding further pressure on global LNG supplies at a time when gas and oil prices have surged after the resumption of hostilities between ...

The European Commission has approved a German electricity capacity mechanism worth as much as €35.2 billion, designed to safeguard security of supply as the country transitions towards a decarbonised ...

Indian airlines could face up to $2.6 bln CORSIA costs; Euro Markets: Midday Update; EU approves German power capacity mechanism worth up to €35 bln; Partnership t ...

A global research-for-development organisation has teamed up with a carbon removal project developer to pilot enhanced rock weathering (ERW) in smallholder farming across the tropics.

Finnish industry has urged Brussels to preserve the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) as the cornerstone of the bloc’s climate policy while ensuring reforms for the next decade support industrial ...

Onboard carbon capture and storage (oCCS) has emerged as a potential pathway to cut maritime emissions, a report said, though unresolved rules and infrastructure gaps keep challenges afloat.

Decisions must be taken now to limit overshoot of Paris Agreement, warns UNEP; Australia awards A$32 mln to carbon capture technology projects; Vietnam’s low-carbo ...

Australia’s climate minister and incoming COP31 President of Negotiations has used a speech at a Pacific event in Palau to highlight the region’s key areas of focus at the upcoming talks in Turkiye, ...

Unprecedented action will be needed to reverse global warming because carbon removal (CDR) efforts are not likely to have a major impact on limiting climate change by 2100, a new UN report has warned.