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Global gas consumption will reach an all-time high in 2026, rising 2% year-on-year, and driven by demand in the Asia Pacific region, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).

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The UK government has just 100 days to produce a new climate action plan or risk breaching a legal obligation, more than 50 businesses, trade unions, and civil society organisations warned in a letter ...

The European Commission has dismissed calls to establish an EU Carbon Central Bank, with officials recently explaining the reasons behind the scepticism from Brussels.

Traditional energy-related fundamentals no longer explain much of the variation in EU carbon prices, especially in the more recent phases of the bloc's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), according to new ...

The Taiwanese government will disclose more details about the criteria for carbon leakage-exposed sectors around August, a move that will affect how much emitters will have to pay under the island's ...

Nature-based carbon removal (CDR) credits doubled in price between the January and July, according to new analysis.

Vietnam's pilot emissions trading scheme will provide incentives for the country's steel sector to shift to lower carbon production methods, but current government efforts are not yet sufficient to ...

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Australia’s climate change department has opened a consultation on two hydrogen regulatory guidebooks, one for production facilities and one for refuelling facilities.