Consultation open for Australian carbon credit tax treatment
The Australian Government is seeking comments by March 17 on the proposed new taxation scheme for Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs).
The Australian Government is seeking comments by March 17 on the proposed new taxation scheme for Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs).
The Australian Securities and Investment Commission has announced its first court action for alleged greenwashing conduct, against Mercer Superannuation.
Australia’s energy minister has ruled out a ban on new coal mines as part of the country’s overhaul of climate policy.
The registry Social Carbon is seeking comments on a methodology quantifying net GHG removals through the treatment of harmful algal blooms in freshwater.
Brazil has consulted four states that have all issued sovereign green bonds in hopes to establish an ESG framework of its own after a failed attempt in 2021.
Colombia’s government has announced that it will not approve any new oil and gas exploration projects as it seeks to shift away from fossil fuels.
Effective January 2, Brazil’s President Lula issued six decrees revoking anti-environment-and-Indigenous measures from his predecessor Jair Bolsonaro.
Outgoing President Jair Bolsanaro issued a provisional decree that aims to stimulate the carbon credit market.
Colombian lawmakers have voted various tax reforms including the provision to halve the carbon credit usage towards the country's carbon tax requirements.
New Zealand raised the maximum NZ$3bn (US$1.8bn) it had targeted from its inaugural green bond, attracting more than NZ$7.5bn of orders.
The move will see more than BRL 3Bn ($600m) unlocked following a three-year freeze ordered by previous President Jair Bolsonaro.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has won the Brazilian presidential election against Jair Bolsonaro, after campaining in support for zero deforestation in the Amazon.
The country issued a bond linked to its environment targets with the help of the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB).
A major trading firm has progressed following the call by Brazilian state of Tocantins to trade 200m forestry credits.
The plan set out by the state-owned oil & gas producer focuses on reducing the impact of its fossil production rather than new technologies.
Colombia, through a partnership with the World Resource Institute (WRI) aims to achieve net zero in all new buildings by 2030 and all buildings by 2050.
Colombia, through a partnership with the World Resource Institute (WRI) aims to achieve net zero in all new buildings by 2030 and all buildings by 2050.
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