Entries by carbonfund

Can Verra’s New Scope 3 Standard Program Turn Supply Chain Emissions Into Climate Finance?

Verra has launched a new Scope 3 Standard (S3S) Program that allows project developers to list climate projects linked to corporate value chains. The program, which started on September 15, helps companies measure, verify, and report emissions reductions. This is important for projects that impact their supply chains or products. It also creates a new […]

Morgan Stanley Finds Sustainable Funds Beat Traditional Peers With 4.9% Returns in H1 2026

Sustainable funds have become a growing part of the global asset-management market. These funds combine financial investments with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors. Their performance can vary widely based on the assets they hold, where they invest, and how fund managers define sustainability. On September 10, Morgan Stanley said sustainable investment funds delivered higher […]

U.S. CFTC Probes Voluntary Carbon Market as Scrutiny of Credit Quality Intensifies

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is investigating parts of the voluntary carbon market, according to a Bloomberg report on September 15, 2026. The reported probe is looking at potentially problematic carbon projects and has reached beyond individual developers. Investigators are seeking information from major U.S.-based carbon registries, validation and certification bodies, and third-party […]

FedEx (FDX) Locks In 20 Million Gallons of SAF Across U.S. Air Network

FedEx is expanding its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) procurement as the air-cargo company works to reduce emissions from the part of its business that produces the largest share of its direct carbon footprint. The company announced on September 15 that new agreements are projected to secure more than 20 million gallons of neat SAF through […]

Vateris Secures €50M in Offtake Deals for Carbon-Negative Minerals

UK climate technology company Vateris has secured binding offtake agreements and letters of intent worth more than €50 million in annual turnover with six international construction and fertilizer companies. The deals include two products that turn industrial carbon dioxide (CO2) into minerals. The first is GypCarb, a carbon-negative calcium carbonate used in construction. The second […]