2023 Carbon Offsets Decarbonize 
3BL Media
JULY 31, 2023
Originally published on bloomberg.com A turbulent year hasn’t thrown off the long-term prospects for the carbon offset market, which could be valued at half a trillion dollars annually by 2050. Demand will rise into the billions of tons of carbon dioxide equivalent within the next decade as companies work toward net-zero goals.
ESG Today
JUNE 4, 2024
The organization launched its flagship Corporate Net-Zero Standard in 2021 , used to assess and certify companies’ decarbonization commitments to achieve net zero emissions and to act as a blueprint for companies’ science-based climate target setting.
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3BL Media
SEPTEMBER 12, 2024
Originally published in American Airlines' 2023 Sustainability Report Voluntary Carbon Markets Aviation is regarded as one of the sectors that is hardest to abate in terms of climate impact. In early 2024, Graphyte began operating the largest carbon removal facility in the world, its Loblolly facility in Arkansas.
3BL Media
FEBRUARY 26, 2024
With 37% of global CO2 emissions coming from buildings, it is crucial that buildings are decarbonized in the race to meet science-based climate targets. The most significant opportunity to accelerate carbon reduction in the building sector is to retrofit existing buildings. It’s the fastest path decarbonizing buildings.
3BL Media
FEBRUARY 14, 2024
Over the past decade, these mandatory Building Performance Standards (BPS) policies have gained momentum, as an increasing number of local jurisdictions act to mitigate climate change impacts and support building decarbonization. In 2023, 10 more local jurisdictions across the country joined the growing list of BPS implementation.
3BL Media
JULY 10, 2023
Third, we recognize that recent acquisitions – including Direct Energy in 2021 and Vivint Smart Home in 2023 – have broadened NRG’s business activities beyond electricity generation. We actively monitor various options to reduce the carbon intensity of our operations and the electricity we provide to our customers.
Corporate Knights
AUGUST 1, 2024
The world’s leading authority on corporate climate plans has dealt a blow to the carbon-offset industry, signalling that it objects to corporations using carbon credits in place of emission reductions in their own supply chains. It certified the climate plans of 4,200 companies by the end of 2023, double the number from 2022.
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