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Woodside has received more carbon credits, Qantas has cancelled its sole ERF project, and a major meat processor has registered its first ERF project.

• Taylor overhauls mainstay industrial ERF method
  
• South32 secures $1.97bn sustainability-linked loan
  
• WA to make three million hectares available for carbon sequestration

Chevron will significantly increase its spending on carbon capture and nature-based credits, and will develop a new business as a CCS service provider.

The volume of Australian credits created each year must more than double by 2030, according to carbon market experts.

Mitsubishi Corporation today announced it has taken a 40% stake in a carbon offsets business that specialises in nature-based ERF projects.

As well as giving shareholders an annual vote on its energy transition progress, Shell will allocate US$100 million annually to nature-based carbon offsets, and has set an ambitious CCS target.

ISPT, which manages a $19 billion property portfolio for industry super funds, has become carbon neutral without using cheap international carbon credits, and plans to create and sell its own offsets.

Woodside today told an investor briefing it will cut operational emissions by 30% by 2030, and could potentially geosequester 3.4 gigatonnes of CO2.

• Water utilities study carbon offset potential
  
• Lithium miner adopts three-stage energy transition plan
  
• Carbon neutrality builds in-house pride, says Cooper Energy