German government: Emissions trading is “not a short-term policy tool” • Table.Briefings
The European Commission wants to use the EU Emissions Trading System to bring down energy prices. But a…
A New Political Fault Line Opens Over Canada’s Energy Future
Canada is often torn in two different directions when it comes to energy policy, with former Prime Minister…
Can Carbon Credits Clean Up Big Tech’s AI-Fueled Emissions Surge?
As multiple large-scale data centres are developed around the globe, Big Tech is investing heavily in a range…
Beijing Quietly Recalibrates Decarbonization Targets to 2030
In China’s new five-year plan, released Thursday, the world’s second-largest economy declared its aim to “lead global climate…
How the EU Could Unlock 22 Trillion Cubic Feet of Barents Gas
A rethink of the European Union’s (EU) Arctic policy could keep Norway’s Barents Sea gas in play in…
Why emissions are only falling slowly • Table.Briefings
According to the latest estimates, greenhouse gas emissions in France fell by 1.6% in 2025 – significantly less…
EU Carbon Prices Hit Highest Since August 2023: What Causes The Surge?
Carbon permits in the European Union have recently climbed to their highest levels since August 2023. The rise…
The United States in Retreat
When diplomats join the American delegation to the United Nations for the first time, they receive extensive instructions…
Climate Cooperation Will Suffer as the U.S. Disengages From International Commitments
The U.S. government’s announcement that it will seek to withdraw from more than 60 international organizations, many linked…
EU Carbon Border Tax and Chemical Rules Take Effect in 2026
The European Union (EU) began enforcing a new set of regulations on Jan. 1, 2026, including the full…