Title | Description |
Resources from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on greenhouse gas emissions, including data, reduction strategies, and regulatory policies. | |
Comprehensive data from the International Energy Agency on global CO2 emissions, energy use, and sector trends. | |
Explore global carbon pricing initiatives, including carbon taxes, cap-and-trade systems, and emissions trading schemes. | |
Overview of the EU ETS, the world’s first major carbon market, detailing how EUA (Emission Allowances) trading helps reduce carbon emissions within the EU. | |
A comprehensive repository of data and visualizations on global CO2 and other greenhouse gas emissions, sources, and trends. | |
An NGO focused on strengthening carbon markets and policies, providing insights on carbon credits, trading systems, and climate legislation. | |
A United Nations platform for purchasing certified carbon offsets to support climate action projects worldwide. | |
NASA’s portal for data on climate change, CO2 levels, and greenhouse gases, with visual data on trends, causes, and environmental impacts. | |
A platform where companies disclose data on carbon emissions and environmental performance, helping investors, governments, and businesses track climate-related impacts. | |
The Emissions Database for Global Atmospheric Research (EDGAR) | Detailed global emissions data, including CO2 and greenhouse gases, from the EU’s EDGAR database, supporting analysis and policy-making. |
Independent analysis tracking climate actions of various countries to evaluate their progress on reducing greenhouse gas emissions in line with the Paris Agreement targets. | |
In-depth news, analysis, and data on climate science, carbon emissions, and policies, helping to understand global efforts to combat climate change. | |
Widely used standards for measuring and managing greenhouse gas emissions in corporate settings, essential for businesses committed to sustainability. | |
Access national greenhouse gas inventories submitted by Annex I countries under the UNFCCC, allowing comparisons of emissions data and trends globally. | |
An interactive tool to visualize and compare greenhouse gas emissions data across sectors within EU member states, supporting insights into EU climate policies and progress. | |
Interactive maps and data visualizations of CO2 emissions, carbon budgets, and other greenhouse gases on a global scale. | |
Guide to carbon markets, explaining how emissions trading works, its impact, and how companies and governments use it for emission reduction goals. | |
Comprehensive reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) detailing scientific findings on CO2, climate impacts, and mitigation strategies. | |
World Resources Institute - Climate, CO2, and Emissions Data | Data and resources from WRI on global CO2 emissions, climate change impacts, and sustainability efforts, including country-specific emissions profiles and policy analysis. |
Provides comprehensive data and analysis on global CO2 emissions from various sources. | |
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) | The UN's platform for international climate action, featuring information on agreements, negotiations, and resources related to climate change mitigation. |
Offers a comprehensive overview of carbon markets, explaining their role in reducing emissions and how they work. | |
An independent non-profit organization focused on providing research and analysis on the EU ETS, advocating for ambitious climate policies. | |
Provides an annual review of global electricity production and consumption, including trends in carbon emissions from the power sector. | |
The VCS Program allows certified projects to turn their greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions and removals into tradable carbon credits. Since its launch in 2006, the VCS Program has grown into the world’s largest voluntary GHG program. VCS projects include dozens of technologies and measures which result in GHG emission reductions and removals, including renewable energy, forest and wetland conservation and restoration, transport efficiency improvements, and many others. |
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