China introduces critical changes through new allowance carryover and compliance rules.
The revised EU Default Values and provisional benchmarks are the hot topic across the CBAM community this week
The price of China's national carbon allowances (CEA composite) experienced a strong rebound, culminating in an 8.3% jump to CNY66.86 on November 19th, 2025
With canola contributing over CAD 43 billion and 200,000 jobs, the impact is significant.
China’s carbon markets surge as CCER credits revive and ETS expands, creating new compliance and investment opportunities in renewable energy and industrial sectors.
China has taken a major step forward in its renewable energy policy by transitioning from fixed pricing to market-based mechanisms.
The expansion of China's ETS, price increases, and regulatory shifts will shape how companies engage with carbon pricing in the coming years.
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) represents a transformative policy tool aimed at addressing carbon leakage and promoting global climate action.