Carbon trading
UK carbon floor seen raising power prices across Europe
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Electricity prices could rise as the UK sets a minimum floor price for carbon
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There is growing interest by hedge funds in carbon trading. Traders are diversifying their funds and business risk by combining carbon investments with allocations to related asset classes. By David Walker...
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Californian carbon cap-and-trade scheme suffers legal set-back on road to 2012 start date
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Deutsche Bank and Ecuador pioneering carbon transaction
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In 2010, Deutsche Bank and the Government of Ecuador entered into a pioneering transaction that used the carbon market to finance the distribution of 6 million energy-efficient light bulbs to poor households. The venture was set up as a project under...
EC tightening of carbon spot market could threaten forward market
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Industry experts are wary of European Commission proposals intended to bring additional safeguards to the spot market
US: States rethink carbon trading scheme
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New Hampshire House votes to leave RGGI, New Jersey could follow; change in states’ attitudes to cap-and-trade “not surprising”
Emerging market commodity intensity set to boom, say analysts
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BarCap research analysts forecast commodity intensive GDP for emerging markets for 2011, with strong growth in the base metals sector
BarCap advises carbon market to use UK registries
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Barclays Capital advises clients to stick to the UK in light of recent EUA thefts across European registries
EUA theft could severely damage carbon market, say analysts
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Last month’s theft of carbon allowances was a blow to the European Union’s efforts to develop the carbon market. Katie Holliday reports on the expected extent of the damage
Global carbon market gears up for 2011 climate talks
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The COP16 meeting in Cancun has been deemed a ‘technical success’ by market participants, but expectations were far lower in comparison to Copenhagen. Katie Holliday investigates
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