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Many governments and business leaders have made commitments to reduce carbon emissions in response to the 2015 Paris Agreement. This series covers topics surrounding clean tech innovation, energy efficiency and internal carbon pricing
Applying internal pricing to business operations makes environmental, and financial, consequences tangible
World’s first carbon border tax will feature penalties of up to €50 a tonne before it enters fully into force
High cost makes renewable projects appear much cheaper relative to gas-fired power stations
Quietly announced changes to carbon pricing water down incentives for industry to reduce emissions
If energy prices keep declining this summer, carbon prices should do the same
Former Lansdowne trader Per Lekander says a shift to clean energy will hit their value
Emissions tax would impose high costs on maritime trade, says world’s largest exporter
But is this asset class good for the environment or just speculation?
Climate policy is evolving fast as global temperatures rise. Can Asia-Pacific businesses keep up? This annual FT-Statista survey showcases the companies that have cut their carbon emissions intensity the most, and looks at the region’s climate challenges
City-state bets on industry’s growth as global leaders confront climate change
Mandate to start next year but shortfalls can be offset by buying allowances from rivals or selling more electric cars later in decade
The group thinks it can make money for shareholders, but the nascent technology means investors need to take a long view
Permit costs still need to rise over the next 20 years to force more CO₂ out of the system
Record cost of polluting is landmark for one of EU’s critical tools to cut emissions
Brussels’ levy is a step forward but implementation will be tricky
Our guide to the year ahead in sustainable business
Some project developers are turning to capital markets to help finance new offsetting schemes
Plus, how to insure a coral reef
Proposal likely to run into resistance in some capitals
Letter warns that rather than delivering environmental benefits, the promised emissions claims may be ‘fraudulent’
We are at an unexpected tipping point in the long campaign to force polluters to pay and slow climate change
Traders anticipate more demand for dirty fuel in power generation after ‘perfect storm’ in energy markets
Rather than drill in rainforests and peatlands, such groups would raise revenue by selling carbon credits
New Labor government’s plan will apply only to industrial emitters such as smelters and miners
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