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The Tokyo Stock Exchange began trading carbon credits, a key element in the world's fifth-largest CO2 emitter Japan's strategy to address climate change.

Singapore set out the eligibility criteria governing international carbon credits that companies can purchase to offset their taxable carbon emissions.

Indonesia’s Deputy Minister of Finance has said that the green economy will be one of the focuses of government’s policy in the coming years.

CT Group became the first Vietnamese firm to begin a voluntary carbon emissions exchange in response to global trade policies and to promote a low-carbon emission economy.

The Indonesian government is still working on finalizing its carbon tax regulation, which aims to anticipate the EU’s CBAM that will be fully implemented in 2026.

Indonesia launched its first carbon emissions trading market to curb the climate impact of its coal-dominated power sector.

Tokyo Stock Exchange will begin trading carbon credits on October 11, launching Japan's first exchange-based carbon market as the world's fifth-largest emitter moves to address climate change.

Amazon announced that it will help fund the direct air capture technology by purchasing 250,000 tons of carbon removal over the next decade.

Singapore’s WealthGreen has launched its new app to disrupt sustainable investing and give retail investors access to the carbon credit market. The business was exemplified by Singapore’s Climate Impact X.

Asia Carbon Institute, a carbon credit certification, was established in Singapore. The non-profit has formulated a voluntary carbon credit standard and will adopt strict validation processes to determine each carbon credit represents a reduction in carbo