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Carbon offset prices could jump 50-fold by 2050

News: Volatile carbon offset prices could be driven up by surging demand — jumping 50-fold by 2050 — or dropped low by questionable supply.

News: Zero-emission green hydrogen to decarbonise single-malt Scotch whisky production at Bruichladdich Distillery, on the Isle of Islay.

Governments are failing on funding pledges: Kelly Hunte asks is it time the Green Climate Fund turned to the private sector and philanthropy?

News: Lithuania is undergoing an energy transition at record speed, with ambitions now to move beyond biomass, towards solar and heat pumps.

News: Extreme E arrives in Dakar, on the Atlantic coast of Senegal, with teams like ABT CUPRA XE racing to raise climate awareness worldwide.

With Climate Goal funding up for review, Kelly Hunte asks whether access will get easier for developing countries, like small island states.

News: Radar images from space show how a giant iceberg, almost the size of Los Angeles, broke away from the Brunt Ice Shelf, in Antarctica.

News: In a first for Belgium, commercial-scale hydrogen cogeneration plant will be used to fuel an industrial site in Doel, outside Antwerp.

News: Innovative zero-emission ship design could help cut carbon from global fleet of 37,000 vessels, responsible for 3% of world CO2.

News: Energy technology research house launched in UK to create and openly share models and policy ideas for net zero green energy future.