Entries by carbonfund

CORSIA and SAF: The Complete Guide to Aviation’s Net-Zero Future

Aviation is entering a new phase in its efforts to cut carbon emissions. As air travel grows, airlines face pressure to reduce emissions while meeting the demands of long-distance flight. Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) are becoming key tools, creating new policies, markets, and investment opportunities […]

Senken Signs 50,000-Tonne Biomass Carbon Removal Deal with Carbonsate in Namibia

Carbon removal buyer Senken and project developer Carbonsate have signed a 50,000-tonne carbon removal agreement tied to a biomass storage project in Namibia. The multi-year deal covers removals from 2026 through 2028, with deliveries starting this year. Senken claims it’s the largest biomass storage deal in Europe so far. This agreement is also the second-largest […]

Walmart (WMT Stock) Sales Rise as Emissions Fall, Putting Sustainability to the Test

Walmart delivered another quarter of sales growth on August 20, 2026, while its latest sustainability data shows a sharp drop in operational emissions. The world’s largest retailer is now balancing business growth with its goal of reaching zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions across global operations by 2040. Walmart reported $187.9 billion in second-quarter fiscal […]

Kazakhstan Opens 5.2M Hectares for Carbon Projects, Eyes Article 6 Credit Trading

Kazakhstan has identified 5.2 million hectares of non-forested land for possible carbon projects. The move could help the country attract climate investment and create carbon units or credits for domestic and international markets. The land is part of Kazakhstan’s 31 million-hectare state forest fund, according to Ecology and Natural Resources Minister Yerlan Nyssanbayev. The government […]

BHP Profit Soars 30% While Emissions Rise, Targets Net Zero With Up to 5M Carbon Credits

Mining giant BHP delivered stronger-than-expected financial results for FY2026 as surging copper prices drove growth and lifted shareholder returns. However, the company also reported that its operational emissions edged higher. Copper played a bigger role in the result. BHP reported that copper made up over half of its underlying operating earnings for the first time. […]

Vietnam Approves Singapore Carbon Pact, Opening New Article 6 Market

Vietnam and Singapore have agreed on a carbon credit deal. This brings them closer to starting cross-border carbon trading under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. The Vietnamese Government issued Resolution 235/NQ-CP, approving the Implementation Agreement on carbon credit cooperation with Singapore. It also assigned the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to complete the required procedures […]

NexGen Energy Begins Construction of Rook I as Uranium Demand Rises

NexGen Energy has started building its Rook I uranium project in Saskatchewan, Canada. This marks a significant step toward creating one of the largest new uranium mines in the world. It was reported that the C$2.2 billion ($1.6 billion) project focuses on the high-grade Arrow deposit. Once completed, Rook I is expected to produce around […]