By Martin Kruska and Mischa Classen, First Climate. --- Although expected long beforehand, the press release by four DOEs in July announcing their intention to reject projects if set on track longer than 12 months before...

The global carbon credit market, which has doubled in value on an annual basis in recent years, is on track to continue expanding at a rapid rate, Santiago, Chile-based senior project managers with German carbon credit company...

Carbon market traders and backers of clean-energy projects aren't holding their breath for a strong statement on fighting change during this week's G8 summit and are more focused on who wins November's U.S. election.

Companies and funds looking to buy carbon credits generated by Kyoto protocol emissions reduction projects need a post-2012 agreement on climate-changing gases to ensure sufficient long-term price guidance and liquidity in the...

The European Investment Bank, the lending arm of the European Union, boosted the size of a fund to curb emissions after 2012 by 25 percent to 125 million euros ($195 million).

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has raised the size of a post-2012 carbon credit fund by 25 per cent to €125 million ($195 million) and today named the managers of the fund.

The European Investment Bank, along with four European banks, have launched a 125 million euro ($195.8 million) carbon fund which will invest exclusively in carbon emission credits to be issued after 2012, the group said on...

European carbon companies 3C and Factor Consulting + Management have announced a new name for their post-merger business – First Climate.

Carbon finance consultancies Factor Consulting and 3C, which is also known as The Carbon Credit Company, today announced that they have merged to form one company under the name of First Climate.

European Union emission permits rose to a 10-month high as U.K. natural gas prices reached a record, making the clean-burning fuel potentially less profitable for power utilities.