Paris Agreement’s carbon credits enable cross-border trade to support emissions reduction and climate goals worldwide.

PARIS: The United Nations announced on Thursday the approval of the first carbon credits under a global market aimed at ...

The United Nations announced the approval of the first carbon credits under a global market aimed at reducing emissions, a mechanism that has faced scrutiny over greenwashing concerns.

The first credits issued under the new carbon market involve a project in Myanmar that distributes efficient wood-burning cookstoves that reduce harmful household air pollution and ease pressure on ...

A decade after Paris Agreement established the mechanism, its first set of credits has been approved - but concerns over legacy projects persist ...

By Vivian EmoniProf. Simon Ortuanya, Vice Chancellor of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), says Nigeria targets 2.5 billion dollars in high-integrity carbon credit investments by 2030, with its ...

So, to put it simply, modern agreements are deeper and compliance-driven. If Pakistan under GSP+ aligns with 27 conventions, the provisions suggest that India under a deeper arrangement may still ...

The UNFCCC has approved the first-ever issuance of credits under its Article 6.4 mechanism, also known as the Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM), in an effort to channel finance into verified ...

While France fully supports the decision to include international credits in the EU’s 2040 climate target, it also issued a statement seeking “clarification” that credits delivered under Article 6 of ...

Singapore will need to prepare early for a world that will become increasingly carbon-constrained and climate-impaired, he ...

More than 250 firms globally will support the Net Zero Asset Managers (NZAM) initiative, it has confirmed, to coincide with its highly anticipated relaunch.

India's environment minister reaffirmed the country's commitment to climate goals, emphasizing the need for global cooperation and finance amid inequities in climate talks.