Launched in 2005[2], the EU ETS is the world’s first international emissions trading system and currently stands as a major pillar of EU energy policy. The EU ETS applies in all 27 EU Member States ...

The European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) is coming into effect for the maritime transportation sector on January 1, 2024. Here’s what that means. The EU ETS launched in 2005 and on May 10, ...

View of the container ships in Newark container terminal, where the gantry cranes are loading and discharging cargo from the vessels, Newark, New Jersey. On Jan. 1, 2024, for the first time a large ...

A recently released report issued by The Blue Sky Coalition, a non-profit organization of leaders representing businesses in marine shipping, suggests that real-time monitoring is an essential ...

Failure to include road transport in the parallel scheme, fund allocation and lack of an IMO framework cause for concern ...

The European Commission Wednesday outlined steps it is taking to shore up the security of its carbon emissions trading system after several of the system's national registries were hit by cyber ...

Carbon markets have been heating up recently (climate change pun intended) thanks to new regulations, the rising number of emission trading systems, and the growing desire on Wall Street to provide ...

SINGAPORE, March 31 (Reuters) - Japan, the world's fifth-biggest carbon dioxide (CO2) emitter, will begin a carbon pricing scheme in stages from April to encourage companies to curb emissions and ...

Explore how the upcoming Union Budget can drive investments in clean air initiatives, balancing economic growth and ...