A SWATHE of oil and gas companies are preparing to cash in on the rise in the price of crude with flotations on the London Stock Exchange that will value them at more than £1

Canada has rejected UN calls to increase its mid-term GHG reduction target, according to reports.

Oregon utilities want credit in federal climate law for being the first to make mandatory CO2 cuts.

Phase three EUAs must be available by mid-2011 to avoid a hike in power prices, said Eurelectric.

The EIB today said its investments in China will cut 830,000 tonnes of CO2 a year.

EU carbon prices were retreating by midday Monday after a buoyant start.

The UN issued 2.17 million carbon credits last week, bringing the total so far to 354.8 million.

The Commonwealth has backed a $10 billion fund by 2012 for poor nations to fight climate change.

The EU has urged China and other big developing countries to do more to cut emissions.

Tokyo's government has compiled a proposal for a national cap-and-trade scheme.

Taiwan has asked to be allowed to participate in the UN climate convention (UNFCCC).

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Commonwealth nations representing one-third of the world's population threw their weight on Saturday behind accelerating efforts to clinch an "operationally binding" U.N. climate deal in Copenhagen next month. Leaders of the 53-nation Commonwealth meeting in Trinidad and Tobago used their

The Canadian province of Quebec said on Monday it aims to cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent below 1990 levels by 2020, the same target as that set by the European Union. "It is a very ambitious target