IETA Report: Carbon Markets Move Beyond Climate Policy
Carbon markets now essential economic infrastructure; scaling and integrating global compliance and voluntary systems is vital
Carbon markets now essential economic infrastructure; scaling and integrating global compliance and voluntary systems is vital
The first week of COP30 reflected a familiar pattern—strong commitments tempered by lingering gaps in finance, ambition, and implementation.
esgnews.earth completes its first year as a dynamic platform shaping India’s climate, ESG, and sustainability narratives.
Solar capacity additions surged 70% to a record 29.5 GW in the first nine months of 2025 amid emerging grid and storage challenges.
The UN’s shipping regulator may adopt a global carbon levy on maritime emissions, triggering a policy clash between an EU-led bloc and the US.
Microsoft has introduced features in Azure API that reduces carbon emissions through real-time, carbon-aware and adaptive sustainability policies.
It mandates 282 high-emission industrial units in cement, aluminium, chlor-alkali, and pulp & paper to cut their carbon intensity over the next two years.
In an era of climate urgency and digital acceleration, enterprises are rethinking how they build, deploy, and scale artificial intelligence (green AI).
The Chinese government has announced that it will introduce absolute emissions caps for some industries by 2027.
As the world’s carbon giants veer off in different directions, India’s climate crossroads spotlights the gaps, contradictions, and urgency in the emissions battle.
Compliance Kart’s new blockchain-powered platform, ENVR, is designed to bring transparency and security to carbon credit trading
The Trump administration’s EPA is moving to repeal a foundational climate regulation, signaling a sharp retreat from established science and sparking widespread concern among experts.