Fastmarkets announce the release of a new suite of insights and pricing products, across the carbon credits, carbon removals, and compliance carbon markets.

The UK government published a draft primary legislation for its carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) on Thursday April 24, with aluminium, iron and other steel goods all set to come under the policy.

The global metallurgical coke market is undergoing a dramatic transformation in 2025, shaped by declining demand in key markets, rising trade protectionism, and a growing push for decarbonization.

Eligible credits for Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) Phase 1 remain in tight supply, leaving many buyers and sellers at an impasse.

Nigeria has finalized its long-awaited Carbon Market Activation Policy, positioning itself to unlock as much as $2.5 billion in high-integrity carbon credit investments by 2030, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu announced on Wednesday April 23.

Sentiment in the voluntary carbon market remained cautious in the week to Wednesday April 9, with limited trading and rising regulatory uncertainty. Improved Forest Management (IFM) credits drew limited interest as market participants weighed macroeconomic headwinds and shifting US policy signals.

The latest updates (Mar25) in the global carbon markets highlight significant strides in nature-based and innovative carbon removal projects. From Koko securing MIGA insurance in a potential boon to future CORSIA supply, Arup's £1 million investment in UK rewilding efforts to Airbus testing sustainable aviation fuel demand.

The US green steel market faced minimal activity in the assessment period to Wednesday April 16, with sources reporting an unwillingness among buyers to pay a premium for low carbon steel.

The rush toward steel sector decarbonization was gaining momentum across the world with attempts being made to reduce the effects of emissions on the global ecology, with Europe in the forefront, Fastmarkets heard on Wednesday, April 9.

The Mexican steel industry is making investments in sustainability through the adoption of renewable energy, advanced technologies and circular economy models. These initiatives aim to reduce dependence on imports while enhancing local supply chains, positioning Mexico as a leader in green steel production for key sectors such as automotive and construction.