Climate Impact X (CIX) has unveiled plans to launch its first standardised physical spot contract for Eligible Emissions Units (EEU) under the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA).
Download the release ↓Carbon ratings agency BeZero Carbon and global carbon market solutions provider Climate Impact X (CIX) announce a partnership to bring critical carbon credit risk analysis to CIX Exchange.
Download the release ↓CIX announces new CEO Oi-Yee Choo, who will assume her role on 21 October 2024, and appoints Claire O'Neill, a member of the CIX Board since 2022, as its new Board Chair effective 1 November 2024.
Download the release ↓CIX's COO Mark Glossoti will be appointed as interim CEO with effect from 1 July 2024. Mark joined CIX in January 2022, overseeing the core functions of risk, operations, finance, legal and compliance, and human resources.
Download the release ↓CIX is set to launch a new carbon market data and analytics service, CIX Intelligence, in July 2024 to help inform decision-making and raise price transparency across the voluntary carbon market (VCM).
Download the release ↓CIX has launched a new set of standardised contracts for nature-based carbon removal credits. As its first removals contract series, this will enable participants to trade and price the most liquid and relevant segments of the ARR market.
Download the release ↓Yahoo News 全球最大ABS樹脂商奇美實業加入星展全球碳權交易平台CIX (English translation available here) CHIMEI is officially onboarded with Climate Impact X (CIX), a global exchange and marketplace for quality carbon credits, jointly established by the DBS, Singapore Exchange
Read the article ↗Investors should start stimulating demand for other types of carbon offset options amid a shortage of high-quality carbon credits that are based on forest preservation projects. Tom Enger, head of product of Climate Impact X (CIX), proposed this as he pointed to an ongoing "Cambrian explosion of new technology types" that could count towards carbon credits.
Read the article ↗Singapore's plan to raise carbon taxes is expected to stimulate demand growth in the voluntary carbon credit market and facilitate price discovery, which will in turn pave the way for the financialization of carbon as well as promote cross-border carbon trading, industry experts said.
Read the article ↗Singapore’s plan to raise the carbon tax while also allowing companies to use carbon credits to offset emissions and avoid some of that tax could be a bold move in the right direction. Analysts told CNA that the move could drive decarbonisation and create new jobs if done right.
Read the article ↗Regulation is going to play a key role in driving the green economy and the transition towards it in the next 5 to 10 years, opines Singapore Exchange's (SGX) Sustainability & Sustainable Finance head - and businesses need to decide if they want to make the changes necessary to capture the opportunities, or risk being left behind.
Read the article ↗Singapore-based carbon exchange Climate Impact X or CIX plans to conduct new auctions for carbon credits in early 2022, followed by the launch of standardized carbon contracts, CEO Mikkel Larsen said in an interview.
Read the article ↗At a CIX webinar, industry experts highlighted a critical window of opportunity—and urgency—for airlines, aviation stakeholders and others to secure Eligible Emissions Units, or CORSIA-eligible credits, before regulatory and market pressures
Read the articleAt a CIX webinar, industry experts highlighted a critical window of opportunity—and urgency—for airlines, aviation stakeholders and others to secure Eligible Emissions Units, or CORSIA-eligible credits, before regulatory and market pressures
Read the articleUnpacking the economic and technical feasibility of carbon credits in financing the early retirement of coal-fired power plants
Read the articleCarbon markets provide a crucial tool for channelling finance to climate mitigation projects that would not otherwise get off the ground. Volumes in 2021 increased to a record five hundred million tonnes with nearly two billion dollars traded.
Read the articleVoluntary use of carbon credits, as part of an overarching climate change mitigation strategy that includes direct cuts in carbon emissions, is a viable way for a corporation to compensate for its emissions. This is especially so when other...
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