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Shell, BP, and Easyjet: The Big Polluters Designing the Rules for Voluntary Carbon Offsets

Shell, BP, and Easyjet: The Big Polluters Designing the Rules for Voluntary Carbon Offsets
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Clean Energy Regulator unveils new effort to track corporate carbon offsets

19 February 2021 The Clean Energy Regulator has unveiled a new initiative to improve the transparency of corporate carbon offset purchases, announcing it will publish a new annual Corporate Emissions Reduction Transparency report (CERT), that details the voluntary carbon offset measures undertaken by Australia’s largest emitters. The Clean Energy Regulator administers the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting scheme (NGERs), which collects and publishes annual emissions and energy consumption data for around 400 of Australia’s largest emitters. While data published through NGERs provides detailed insight into the amount of greenhouse gas emissions that Australian corporate entities are responsible for, the current reporting regime provides minimal visibility of any carbon offsets that businesses may purchase in an effort to reduce their overall emissions footprint.

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Adamantem in exclusive talks to make Climate Friendly investment

Adamantem in exclusive talks to make Climate Friendly investment Save Share Australian private equity firm Adamantem Capital is preparing to follow global giant KKRâs lead and invest in the emerging carbon farming sector. It is understood Adamantem is in late-stage talks to acquire a stake in Climate Friendly, a Sydney-based consultancy that helps farmers, foresters and other landowners turn their properties into carbon farming businesses. Adamantem Capital founders Rob Koczkar and Anthony Kerwick have made ESG issues an important part of their firmâs investment framework. Â Anthony Johnson Adamantem Capital is considering making the investment from its new $700 million-plus buyout fund, which included commitments from Australiaâs Clean Energy Finance Corporation and Aware Super based on the firmâs ESG intentions.

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Regulator flags new reporting scheme to track carbon offsets from big emitters

28 January 2021 Australia’s major emitters could soon have the opportunity to publish the details of carbon offsets they have purchased, alongside their annual greenhouse gas emissions, under a new proposal being considered by the Clean Energy Regulator. While few details about the proposed carbon offsets report are currently publicly available, it is understood that the Clean Energy Regulator will soon be launching a process of consultation on a new reporting scheme to allow corporate emitters to detail their purchases of carbon offsets. Around 420 of Australia’s largest greenhouse gas emitters are required to report their annual emissions and energy use, with the information published under the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting (NGER) scheme administered by the regulator.

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Big Oil Is Getting Serious About Carbon Capture

Premium Content Big Oil Is Getting Serious About Carbon Capture By Irina Slav - Jan 07, 2021, 3:00 PM CST Five years ago, a handful of oil majors launched what they called the Oil and Gas Climate Initiative with the stated aim of accelerating the energy industry s response to climate change. One of the ways to do that was carbon capture, storage, and potential reuse. Now, five years later, Big Oil has little to show for it. Yet it is starting to take carbon capture seriously. In December last year, BP said it had acquired a majority stake in the largest carbon offset project developer, Finite Carbon. The company, according to the supermajor, develops projects that enable landowners to generate revenue from the protection, restoration, and sustainable management of forests. The acquisition will help Finite Carbon expand internationally, targeting landowner revenues of $1 billion by 2030.

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