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    Navigating the carbon credit maze: How to build a portfolio that stands up to scrutiny - On demand

    WATCH NOW: Experts from Ecologi, Bytes Technology Group, and Gold Standard reflect on how businesses can build credible carbon credit portfolios that stand up to scrutiny in BusinessGreen's latest webinar discussion How can businesses build a credible, high integrity carbon credit portfolio that both supports their wider climate strategy and stands up to growing scrutiny from consumers, customers and stakeholders? Earlier this week, BusinessGreen - in association with Ecologi - brought together a host of top experts to discuss the evolving global market for carbon credits, touching on the role of regulations and the Oxford Principles in enhancing carbon credit integrity, the potential ramification of the Science Based Targets initiative's (SBTi) newly-launched Corporate Net Zero Standard, how companies of all shapes and sizes should approach this rapidly growing market, and much, much more besides. Featuring top experts from Ecologi, Bytes Technology Group, and Gold Standard, the full webinar discussion - hosted by BusinessGreen editor in chief James Murray - is now available to watch back on demand at the link below. Speakers included: Sam Jackson, director of climate science and impact, Ecologi Lisa Prickett, group sustainability manager, Bytes Technology Group Dan Magarth, head of corporate best practice, Gold Standard >> Watch back the full webinar on demand now

    Business Green
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    Drax cleared after investigation into sourcing of wood pellets

    Generator’s shares rise as regulator finds no evidence of misleading statements about fuel’s sustainability Business live – latest updates The City watchdog has closed an investigation into the power generator Drax after an almost 10-month review into the sourcing of wood pellets for its biomass station. The Financial Conduct Authority said it had “reviewed thousands of pages” but that it “did not find evidence that justified any further action”. Continue reading...

    The Guardian Energy
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    EU Prosecutors Open Investigation into InnoEnergy, Over €760 Million Mandate

    The European Public Prosecutor’s Office has opened an investigation into InnoEnergy, the EU-backed clean technology investor that has received €760 million in public funds since 2010 through the European Institute of Innovation and Technology. The probe, triggered by a complaint filed in March by Swedish entrepreneur Lars Wallden, examines allegations of financial irregularities and VAT [...]

    Energy News Europe