Entries by carbonfund

How AI is Revolutionizing Battery Storage for a Greener Future

Battery storage is essential for making renewable energy more reliable. It collects extra energy from solar and wind, making electricity ready when needed. However, artificial intelligence (AI) is taking battery management to the next level. Experts say AI software is now essential for managing large battery systems. Companies are using AI for more than basic […]

Xpansiv to Launch New Carbon Credit Contract to Support CORSIA Compliance

Xpansiv, a leading infrastructure provider for global energy transition markets, has announced the launch of its CBL GEO® CORSIA first compliance phase (GEO CP1) standardized spot contract on April 29, 2025. This contract will help the international aviation sector meet carbon offsetting needs. It supports the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA). […]

Nickel’s Wild Ride: What’s Driving Prices and Future Demand?

Nickel is a key metal used in many industries. It’s found in stainless steel, electric vehicle (EV) batteries, and other high-tech uses. The nickel market has been volatile lately. This is due to global economic concerns and changes in supply. This article explores recent trends, factors affecting prices, and the future of nickel. Nickel Market […]

84% of Companies Are Doubling Down on Climate Targets, PwC Reports

A new PwC report reveals that most companies remain committed to their climate goals. Despite economic uncertainty and shifting regulations, 84% of businesses are maintaining or even accelerating their decarbonization efforts. Only 16% have slowed down or stepped back from their commitments. The finding challenges the perception that companies are abandoning sustainability goals. Instead, many […]

Soccer’s Carbon Footprint: How Dirty Is This Sports?

Soccer, also known as football, is the world’s most popular sport, with billions of fans and a vast global reach. While football is the commonly used term in most countries, soccer is widely recognized in regions like North America. Regardless of the name, the sport’s environmental impact remains a major concern, and its carbon footprint […]

UN Carbon Credit System Makes History With First Project Approval But Raises Concerns

The Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM) has officially approved its first project—a cookstove initiative in Myanmar. This marks a major milestone for the UN-backed carbon credit system, designed to ensure high-integrity offsets. But with concerns over inflated climate benefits, is this approval a win for carbon markets or a warning sign of deeper issues? Let’s […]