Carbon Markets & Climate Finance news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026
In Carbon Markets & Climate Finance on Tuesday, October 13, 2026: ICAO joins alliance as carbon credit shortfall looms. Also: Reports say UNFCCC carbon assets face a 31 December 'end of life' lockout; The UN has introduced a carbon credit reserve for clean cookstove projects.
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- ICAO has joined a global alliance aimed at addressing a carbon credit shortfall before the CORSIA compliance deadline.Airspace Africa
- Reports say UNFCCC carbon assets face a 31 December 'end of life' lockout.El Paso Times
- The UN has introduced a carbon credit reserve for clean cookstove projects.UA.NEWS
- South Korea plans to fully launch its GVCM international carbon market next year and review digital-asset credit issuance.bloomingbit
- An analysis covers China's cross-border carbon trading under the ITMO framework and its effects on high-carbon exporters.Sunsirs
- M-Gas parent Circle Gas posted a $39.3 million loss as Kenya tightens carbon rules.Howl.link
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The big stories in Carbon Markets & Climate Finance this week
- ICAO joins global alliance to close CORSIA carbon credit shortfall · CORSIA · in the news 2 of the last 3 days
ICAO has joined a global alliance to address a carbon credit shortfall before the CORSIA deadline. BURN reports unlocking 5.2 million CORSIA-eligible credits from Nigeria. - Circle Gas posts $39.3M loss as Kenya tightens carbon rules · Kenya · in the news 2 of the last 3 days
Parent company Circle Gas posted a $39.3 million loss as Kenya tightened carbon rules. Cabinet Secretary Ogamba says tree planting could earn carbon credit revenue for education.
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