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A new global survey gives Australian greenhouse gas emitters and offset providers important insights into international and regional carbon trading trends.

The deferral of a decision on a key aspect of Paris Agreement rules means companies face continued uncertainty about access to international carbon units.

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Leading companies are preparing their strategies to make use of international carbon units, according to Carbon Market Institute general manager Bianca Sylvester.

The federal government has received a windfall donation of more than three million international carbon credits from a major waste company.

BHP Billiton has ensured the viability of an innovative new green bond by guaranteeing a market for carbon credits from a major forest protection project.