PEARL: Revolutionising solar energy with flexible perovskite solar cells
Flexible Perovskite Solar Cells: Europe’s PEARL Project Unlocks Next-Gen Solar Potential Europe’s Ambitious Push for Flexible Solar Innovation The Horizon…
Flexible Perovskite Solar Cells: Europe’s PEARL Project Unlocks Next-Gen Solar Potential Europe’s Ambitious Push for Flexible Solar Innovation The Horizon…
The European Union is accelerating diplomatic efforts to establish global carbon pricing standards ahead of its 2026 carbon border levy implementation. According to reports, the EU has collaborated with over 40 countries on emissions trading schemes, with China expanding its system and Brazil pushing for an international coalition.
The European Union is making a renewed push for global carbon pricing implementation as it prepares to launch its contentious carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) in January 2026, according to reports from Financial Times. Sources indicate the European Commission’s international carbon pricing task force has collaborated with more than 40 countries in the past year, focusing particularly on major emitters with developing carbon markets.
Researchers have created a new risk management approach for carbon removal portfolios that could help stabilize global temperatures over centuries. The study shows nature-based solutions like tree planting can play significant roles when balanced with technological approaches and proper buffers.
Researchers from Cambridge University have developed a groundbreaking method to assess whether carbon removal portfolios can effectively limit global warming over centuries, according to reports published in the journal Joule. The approach distinguishes between buying credits to offset risk versus claiming net-negative emissions and provides portfolio managers with tools to evaluate long-term climate stabilization potential.