Theodora Stankova is a journalist at Carbon Herald and Next Billion. She specializes in climate change and environmental issues, focusing on sustainability, energy, and agriculture. Her work has been featured in prominent publications, including Carbon Herald and Next Billion.
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Theodora Stankova's articles predominantly focus on carbon capture and storage, climate finance, CCS projects, carbon credits, and carbon removal. The coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on press releases and announcements related to the private sector, governments, and industry-specific developments.
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By: Theodora Stankova
Temasek-backed Climate Impact X, or CIX, and UK-based Carbonplace said they intend to merge, combining a carbon market exchange with infrastructure for credit settlement and portfolio management in an effort to build a broader platform for environmental markets.
By: Theodora Stankova
London-based agricultural technology company ZELP has commercially launched a wearable system designed to measure methane emissions from individual
By: Theodora Stankova
Turkey has launched a national emissions trading system aimed at creating a domestic carbon market and retaining part of the carbon-related revenue
By: Theodora Stankova
Carbon asset manager and project developer Econetix has signed a million-dollar forward supply agreement with German energy major RWE (FWB: RWE), securing
By: Theodora Stankova
Japanese climate tech company Green Carbon has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with New Forests Asia to…
The Voluntary Carbon Markets Integrity Initiative (VCMI) and the Eastern Africa Alliance on Carbon Markets and Climate Finance (EAA) have formed a partnership aimed at strengthening carbon markets across the region.
By: Theodora Stankova
Supercritical and Ground Up have agreed to expand biochar carbon removal operations across India, turning a pilot project in Maharashtra into a planned multi-site network targeting at least 50,000 tonnes of verified carbon removal by 2028.
By: Theodora Stankova
Verra ‘s latest version of its Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) has been recognized as meeting the Core Carbon Principles criteria, giving the widely
By: Theodora Stankova
Singapore and Laos have signed an agreement establishing a legally binding framework for developing and transferring carbon credits under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, opening a new channel for climate finance projects between the two Southeast Asian countries.
Agreena has secured a seven-year agreement to sell 4.45 million tonnes of soil carbon credits to one of the world’s largest commodity trading houses in what the Danish company described as the biggest publicly disclosed deal of its kind in agricultural carbon.
