A new Fastmarkets Carbon analysis warns that airlines delaying carbon credit purchases face major financial strain, with supply shortages and weak enforcement adding further risks . Fastmarkets: Enforcement gaps and supply shortages threaten aviation carbon market . Airlines, aviation emissions, carbon compliance, carbon credits, carbon market, CORSIA, Fastmarkets Carbon, ICAO, Josh Cowley, offsetting, sustainable aviation fuel ANALYSIS Source link
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Image source: Getty Images Meta (NASDAQ:META) stock has been flying higher in recent months. The business has benefitted from several factors that have sparked enthusiasm among investors, pushing the stock 30% higher in the past six months. With the share price hitting fresh all-time highs a few weeks back, is there still room for the momentum to keep going? Why the stock has done well To begin with, strong earnings have been a clear catalyst. The Q2 2025 results beat analyst expectations both on revenue and profits, triggering a sharp post-earnings jump in its share price. Within the results, the…
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“Outsourcing the consequences of your own bad decisions is not the path.” The illusion of carbon neutrality: why climate change can’t be solved by buying carbon offsets and outsourcing responsibility Interview with Tega Brain: Why carbon offsets may be delaying climate action instead of solving it On a Monday afternoon, New York-based coding artist Tega Brain sat in her studio overthinking dominant responses to climate change. Carbon offsets: an economics system that allows businesses to compensate for their greenhouse gas emissions by supporting ‘carbon positive’ projects. As if these emissions never happened, because the damage was accounted for. As if…
Image source: Getty Images FTSE 100 metals and mining giant Rio Tinto (LSE: RIO) announced a major reorganisation late last month (27 August). Structurally, this involves the streamlining of its huge commodities interests into three distinct business units. These are Iron Ore, Aluminium & Lithium, and Copper. The first unit will integrate the firm’s Western Australian operations with its Canadian iron ore business and Guinea’s Simandou project. The project holds one of the biggest iron ore deposits globally and is divided into 4 blocks. Rio Tinto holds rights to Blocks 3 and 4, which contain iron ore reserves of around…
It is almost seven years since Philip Hammond, then chancellor of the Exchequer, officially abolished the private finance initiative (PFI) in England, branding the model “inflexible and overly complex”. The Conservatives never warmed to that particular brand of public-private partnership (PPP) deals after coming to power in 2010, even though New Labour had by then used PFI to deliver more than 600 individual projects across the UK. After Hammond sent it to the knacker’s yard in November 2018, the whole idea of PPP became something of a political taboo. But now, the Labour government’s promise of an era of national…
Image source: Getty Images The FTSE 250 is home to some stocks with cracking long-term dividend records. Derwent London (LSE: DLN) is one of them, having lifted its annual payout for 31 years in a row now. We’re looking at a 4.9% forecast dividend yield for 2025. A dividend like that, if it can keep on growing year after year, can be worth a lot more than the kind of headline big yield that’s here today, gone tomorrow. Forecasters see it rising at least for the next few years too. The predicted 6.5% increase between 2024 and 2027 isn’t huge.…
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Image source: Getty Images Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) are experiencing a demand boom at the moment. In 2023/2024, the number of Stocks and Shares ISAs that Britons subscribed to rose 7% year on year to 4.09m. As a consequence, a total of £31.07bn was subscribed to these tax-efficient products, an 11% increase. Source: HM Revenue and Customs Buying UK and overseas shares involves more risk than cash savings. Markets are notoriously volatile, and the possibility of losing money is something Cash ISA savers don’t face. But the possibility of super-sized returns makes the Stocks and Shares ISA a great investment…
Image source: Getty Images As of this morning (22 September), Burberry (LSE:BRBY) has become a FTSE 100 share again. It’s only been away for a year but investors have clearly seen enough over the past 12 months to convince them that the British icon is on the road to recovery. Over the past three years, the group has suffered from a downturn in the luxury fashion market, including a reduction in spending by tourists visiting Europe. But under new leadership, Burberry is seeking to focus on — what it believes — are its core strengths of outerwear and scarves. It’s…