HeyJaredBrook J. Detterman
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Verra Launches Scope 3 Standard Program: What Companies Can Do Now—and What Comes Next (opens the original)
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Scope 3 emissions are indirect GHG emissions arising from activities across a company’s upstream and downstream value chain. Verra’s S3S Program focuses on the project-level processes needed to measure and verify emissions reductions or removals and to connect those emissions reduction outcomes to impacted products. Under Version 1.0, verified GHG outcomes may form the basis for issuing S3Us to project proponents. Future versions are expected to introduce mechanisms for assessing value-chain ass
Massachusetts Conditions Large Data Center Permits on Community Agreements (opens the original)
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What Happened: Massachusetts imposed new requirements on data center projects with peak electricity demand exceeding 25 megawatts by Executive Order 658 on September 8, 2026. State permitting agencies cannot issue permits or authorizations for covered projects unless developers comply with the Healey-Driscoll administration’s June 2026 data center development and operations framework and submit a community benefits agreement (CBA) consistent with the Massachusetts Office of Environmental Justice
European Commission Proposes to Extend EU ETS to International Flights Beyond Europe, Puts CORSIA on Trial (opens the original)
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On July 17, 2026, the European Commission proposed revisions to EU ETS, a cornerstone of the EU’s climate policies. EU ETS is a carbon pricing scheme based on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions caps and allowances and sets a legally binding target of net-zero emissions in the EU by 2050. The Commission claims that EU ETS has generated more than €270 billion for decarbonization efforts since 2005. Signaling a less aggressive approach intended to balance economic imperatives while maintaining the EU’s
Colorado Incentivizes GHG Emissions Reduction with Credit Trading Program (opens the original)
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Colorado, which recently held its second annual GHG allowance auction, joins a growing number of states that have adopted greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions trading programs as part of their broader climate policies. These state and regional initiatives continue to evolve as the programs mature, expand, and adapt to changing policy environments. While limited in scope, Colorado’s GHG emissions trading program (trading program) is slowly expanding across high-emitting sectors. Companies that can redu
New Mexico Approves Significant Oil and Gas Well Cleanup and Financial Assurance Reforms (opens the original)
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On July 1, 2026, New Mexico’s Oil Conservation Commission (OCC) approved a package of rule amendments to address inactive, low-producing, and orphaned wells, strengthen operator financial assurance requirements, and reduce the risk that well-plugging and reclamation costs are shifted to the State. The rules reflect a multi-year effort by environmental groups and the OCC, the State’s principal rulemaking body for oil and gas activities, and face opposition from industry participants. The rules ar
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