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Brussels redesigns 'business friendly' ETS with slower emissions cuts

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By Eklavya Gupte Verified, Felix Njini Verified
| S&P Global Verified
The European Commission proposed a substantial redesign of the EU Emissions Trading System on July 17, slowing the pace of emissions reductions beyond 2030, delivering Eur6 billion ($6.9 billion) in additional free permits to manufacturers, and introducing controlled access to carbon removals and international credits while deploying more than Eur100 billion toward industrial decarbonization through a new financing instrument.
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INTERVIEW: Wildlife Works weighs new Mai Ndombe REDD+ credits issuance after four-year gap

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By Felix Njini Verified
| S&P Global Verified
Wildlife Works Carbon is exploring options to issue new carbon credits from its Mai Ndombe and Kasigau REDD+ forestry conservation projects after changes in carbon emissions accounting methodology stalled fresh issuances over the past four years.
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World’s top bauxite producer considers export curbs after supply glut leads to price slump

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By Felix Njini Verified, Josie Zhang
| FastMarkets Verified
The government of the West African country is currently holding internal discussions, sources said, and will then be expected to ask mining companies to comply with reduced export quotas, sources told Fastmarkets. Bauxite prices have plunged by about 50% since January 2025 when Guinean supplies started saturating the market, pushing up the inventories held by key consumer, China.
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