Our latest State of Global Carbon Markets Quarterly Report offers a comprehensive analysis to help you position your carbon strategy.
This proposal includes a binding 90% net reduction in emissions by 2040 compared to 1990 levels, with some flexibilities.
Understanding its nuances and strategizing effectively will be key to success.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced on 12 May 2025 that the province will freeze its industrial carbon price at CAD 95 per tonne, effective immediately.
Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative Party released its 2025 platform, Canada First—For a Change, less than one week before the federal election.
As Canada heads toward its federal election on April 28th, the future of national carbon policy is uncertain.
An overview of EU ETS 2, including its regulatory framework, market mechanisms, projected impact, and challenges that could shape its future.
China’s carbon markets surge as CCER credits revive and ETS expands, creating new compliance and investment opportunities in renewable energy and industrial sectors.
Carbon capture is becoming an important part of Canada’s emission reduction strategy.