This is part of a series of pieces on carbon pricing and related issues, to take stock of the current political moment and celebrate the work of the now-ended Zero Carbon Campaign.

Over the last two years Seahorse has been working with the Zero Carbon Campaign (ZeroC) to bring carbon pricing from the fringes of environmental and political debates to the centre of the net zero agenda. Now that the campaign has officially come to an end, where have we got to? What happens next? And what should those enthusiastic about carbon pricing know?

With the climate debate still failing to adequately address the vital importance of ocean protection, Seahorse’s Ocean and Blue Economy Practice is proud to be working with both the Blue Marine Foundation and Greenpeace UK to bring fishers, campaigners and politicians together in calling for urgent action from Government.

Seahorse was pleased to join the mass of politicians, NGOs, activists, journalists and businesses in making the trip to Glasgow for COP26 and feel honoured to have met some amazing people striving to make a difference during this crucial summit.