Entries by carbonfund

Stellantis Korea Turns EV Miles into Cashable Carbon Credits for Owners

Stellantis Korea recently announced that owners of its electric vehicles (EVs) can convert the mileage they have accumulated into carbon credit rewards. The company, through a carbon credit specialist, Hooxi Partners, will trade these credits and return the money as a reward to vehicle owners. This turns miles driven into a green credit benefit.  The […]

TotalEnergies Bets $167M on Brazil’s Carbon Capture Potential

TotalEnergies has committed about US$167 million to study offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) in Brazil. The funding will support mapping and analyzing deep-sea geological formations along the Brazilian coast. Scientists will look at deep saline reservoirs below the seabed. They seek to find out which ones can safely store carbon dioxide (CO₂) for a […]

Lithium Prices Surge Amid Strong Demand Forecasts, Could Reach Up to $28,000/Ton by 2026

Disseminated on behalf of Surge Battery Metals Inc. Lithium prices have jumped sharply overnight, catching the attention of investors, automakers, and battery makers. In China, lithium carbonate futures on the Guangzhou Futures Exchange hit about 95,200 yuan (≈$13,400 USD) per metric ton. This marks a rebound from earlier lows caused by oversupply. Historically, lithium prices […]

Canada and Alberta Strike Major Pipeline Deal Under New Law, Minister Guilbeault Resigns

On November 27, 2025, Canada’s federal government and Alberta signed a formal agreement to develop a new oil pipeline. The project would export Alberta’s bitumen to Asian markets. It includes carbon capture projects, power-grid expansion, and faster regulatory approvals under the Building Canada Act. If approved, this pipeline might be the first project to get […]