How EU carbon market rules now treat captured emissions The European Union has changed how its carbon trading system handles captured CO₂. Operators no longer need to surrender allowances for […]
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Major carbon capture investment strengthens UK supply chains The East Coast Cluster has awarded more than £1.5 billion in contracts to British businesses. This represents a significant commitment to carbon
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Mining companies cut costs through energy efficiency upgrades The mining sector faces a fundamental challenge. Demand for minerals is rising sharply, driven by electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, and digital
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Iran conflict triggers renewed debate over EU carbon market resilience The EU Emissions Trading System faces its most serious political challenge in years. Energy prices have surged following US and
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Steel furnace closures push UK emissions to historic low UK greenhouse gas emissions dropped to approximately 367 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2025. This represents a 2%
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People’s Pension replaces fixed climate targets with flexible assessment framework People’s Pension has dropped its binding 1.5°C portfolio target. The scheme now uses a case-by-case assessment of climate risks across
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Commission proposes changes to ETS buffer system The European Commission has proposed changes to how the EU Emissions Trading System manages its reserve of carbon allowances. The proposal, announced on
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Wind and solar deliver majority of UK electricity for first time Britain crossed a historic energy threshold in 2025. For the first time, renewable sources supplied more than half the
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How EU carbon border rules are reshaping Indian manufacturing exports The European Union started charging carbon prices on imported goods in October 2023. Steel, aluminium, cement, fertilizers, electricity, and hydrogen
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King’s Cross appoints first sustainability director to scale green practices The King’s Cross Group has appointed Sonal Jain as its first Director of Sustainability and Social Impact. She brings two
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