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Federal Settlement Reframes Offshore Wind Risk Washington, D.C. is moving to unwind a major tranche of U.S. offshore wind commitments, after the Department of the Interior reached settlement agreements with...
Australia Moves Carbon Capture Into Industrial Products A new carbon refinery on ...
UK targets aviation emissions with new SAF funding The UK government is ...
Brussels Tightens Its Carbon Border Rules The Council of the European Union ...
Brussels Moves to Contain Carbon Price Risk The European Union has agreed ...
Brussels Backs Italy’s Clean Power Buildout Brussels has approved a €23 billion ...
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Federal Settlement Reframes Offshore Wind Risk Washington, D.C. is moving to unwind a major tranche of U.S. offshore wind commitments, after the Department of the Interior reached settlement agreements with...
Australia Moves Carbon Capture Into Industrial Products A new carbon refinery on Kooragang Island is testing a different future for heavy industry. Instead of sending captured carbon dioxide underground, the...
UK targets aviation emissions with new SAF funding The UK government is committing £219 million to low carbon fuels, with a sharp focus on sustainable aviation fuel as it seeks...
Brussels Tightens Its Carbon Border Rules The Council of the European Union has agreed its position on strengthening the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, setting the stage for negotiations with the...
Brussels Moves to Contain Carbon Price Risk The European Union has agreed stronger price-control measures for its new carbon market, moving to ease government concerns that the scheme could raise...
Brussels Backs Italy’s Clean Power Buildout Brussels has approved a €23 billion Italian State aid scheme aimed at accelerating renewable electricity production across one of Europe’s largest power markets. The...
Brussels Moves to Reinforce Maritime Industry Brussels has moved to place Europe’s maritime industry closer to the centre of EU industrial policy, as member states seek to defend competitiveness, strengthen...
Denmark Backs Industrial Carbon Capture at Scale Denmark has awarded its largest cement producer, Aalborg Portland, a major carbon capture and storage contract worth up to 16.5 billion Danish crowns,...
New York Moves Nuclear From Policy To Procurement New York is moving its next-generation nuclear strategy from planning to procurement, with two new solicitations aimed at delivering at least 1...
EU Opens Fiscal Space For Clean Energy The European Commission will allow EU governments to redirect part of their defence-related fiscal flexibility toward green energy investment, giving member states a...
Argentina Province Brings Forest Carbon Program To Market Misiones, Argentina: Verra has certified its first government-led forest carbon program at provincial scale, giving Argentina’s Province of Misiones a new route...
Britain Raises Climate Ambition Amid Fossil Fuel Volatility London has set a new target to cut greenhouse gas emissions by around 87% by 2040 from 1990 levels, placing the UK...
China Taps Hong Kong For Green Finance Demand Hong Kong has secured a fresh role in China’s sovereign green finance strategy, after the Ministry of Finance completed a RMB6 billion...
India And Germany Put Fairness At The Centre Of The Energy Shift New Delhi and Berlin are widening one of the world’s most important clean energy partnerships, with a sharper...
India Prepares First Blue Bond For Maritime Finance India is preparing to test investor appetite for its first blue bond, as state-owned Sagarmala Finance Corporation moves to raise long-term capital...
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