China to Introduce Absolute Emissions Caps for Carbon Market from 2027
The Chinese government has announced that it will introduce absolute emissions caps for some industries by 2027.
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.
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.
The world’s ambitious goals of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 are increasingly jeopardized by fragmented carbon markets and the persistent challenge of carbon leakage
The collaboration aims to offer a comprehensive, integrated project delivery model for carbon emissions and carbon capture plants, streamlining the process for industrial customers
Green hydrogen price may come down but grey hydrogen to remain cheaper for at least next years
The aluminium sector is projected to require a 104 MW/416 MWh energy storage system by 2030, necessitating a $5 billion investment in RE transition
A new report suggests investors may be concerned about the broader implications of the current DEI rollback if the trend towards reducing efforts in other ESG areas continues
The Supreme Court of India has directed eight central ministries to address a petition by 8-year-old Riddhima Pandey, expressing concern over carbon emissions and their environmental impact.
The carbon accounting software market is growing as enterprises focus on measuring, managing, and reducing carbon emissions for net-zero emissions and financial opportunities
UltraTech is the first Indian cement company to transport gypsum at scale via National Waterway 1, the Ganga-Bhagirathi-Hooghly river system.
India’s current climate policies on the power, transportation, and residential sectors can reduce about 4 billion tonnes of CO2 emissions between 2020 and 2030