Launched in 2005[2], the EU ETS is the world’s first international emissions trading system and currently stands as a major pillar of EU energy policy. The EU ETS applies in all 27 EU Member States ...

Greek shipping companies are facing significant financial strain following the implementation of the European Emissions ...

On November 19, 2024, the Chamber of Deputies approved Bill No. 182/2024, establishing the Brazilian Emissions Trading System (SBCE), following its approval by the Federal Senate on November 13. The ...

View of the container ships in Newark container terminal, where the gantry cranes are loading and discharging cargo from the vessels, Newark, New Jersey. On Jan. 1, 2024, for the first time a large ...

Carbon markets have been heating up recently (climate change pun intended) thanks to new regulations, the rising number of emission trading systems, and the growing desire on Wall Street to provide ...

China’s National Emissions Trading System (ETS) has already become the world’s largest ETS and is expected to contribute substantially toward meeting China’s pledge to peak its carbon emissions before ...

Failure to include road transport in the parallel scheme, fund allocation and lack of an IMO framework cause for concern ...

On January 1, the European Union’s carbon border tax came into force. The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (carbon tariff) ...

China is leading the world in the production of solar photovoltaics, lithium batteries, and electric vehicles. To create a market-driven approach to carbon pricing, the Ministry of Ecology and ...

A recently released report issued by The Blue Sky Coalition, a non-profit organization of leaders representing businesses in marine shipping, suggests that real-time monitoring is an essential ...

Asia is emerging as the key catalyst for growth in carbon trading, though the region’s markets currently cover only a fraction of emissions that account for half the world’s total. Indonesia and Japan ...