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EU Drops Stricter Carbon Credit Rules For CORSIA Phase 1, But Maintains Tougher Standards For Phase 2
The European Commission is stepping back from plans to impose stricter quality standards on aviation carbon credits for…
Airlines’ Carbon Tab Could Reach $127B Under Tightening Global Offset Rules
International airlines could face a cumulative carbon compliance bill of up to $127B between 2024 and 2035 as…
Top European Airlines Call On Brussels To Scale Back Aviation Carbon Charges
The chief executives of 15 of Europe’s largest airlines have urged the European Union (EU) to abandon plans…
New EU Draft Rules Could Disqualify Almost All Existing CORSIA Phase 1 Credits
The European Commission is considering new rules that would bar European airlines from using virtually all currently available…
First Major CORSIA Credit Retirement Signals Market Shift, Gold Standard Says
A commercial airline has completed the first large-scale retirement of Gold Standard carbon credits under the aviation sector’s…
Looming CORSIA Deadline Exposes Gaps In Carbon Credit Supply, BeZero Says
Airlines preparing for the first compliance deadline under the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA)…
SASHA Coalition Warns CORSIA Scheme Undermines Real Emissions Cuts In Aviation
The Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA), designed to curb aviation emissions, risks slowing the…
Vietnam To Join Global Aviation Carbon Offset Scheme By 2026
Vietnam has announced that it will officially join the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA)…
United Airlines Invests In DAC Tech By Heirloom, Securing Right To Buy 500k Tons Of CDR
The United Airlines Ventures (UAV) Sustainable Flight Fund has made an equity investment in the direct air capture…
New Study Looks Into The Role Of DAC Technology In Sustainable Aviation
A group of researchers from the Institute for Environmental Decisions in Zürich conducted a study on the impact…