Clean development mechanism (cdm)
Can the EU Emissions Trading Scheme survive Europe's debt crisis?
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Carbon prices under the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme have dropped dramatically this year and are widely expected to remain low for some time. Jay Maroo looks at the implications of this for...
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While the ultimate aim of carbon trading is simple, the various trading schemes and how they fit together is fairly complex. Daniel Bloch explains the background to the major carbon trading schemes and...
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The Clean Development Mechanism plays a pivotal role in emissions reduction by incentivising investment in developing nations. Much effort has been put into CDM project development, but more should be...
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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...
Uncertainties cloud CDM market
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Asia is a primary source of offset credits for European compliance buyers, but increased risks associated with the CDM market in the region are forcing risk managers to re-examine their portfolio strategies accordingly, as Katie Holliday reports
UK wants to be global hub for green finance
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The UK is hoping to re-fire momentum for international climate change agreements at Cancun to help it become the global centre for green finance
Uncertainty over phase III EU carbon plans a ‘nightmare’
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Risk managers face a CDM ‘nightmare’ when managing their carbon portfolios in the face of post-2012 uncertainties, according to carbon market experts, as Katie Holliday reports
China’s CDM trade threatened by uncertain carbon legislation
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Investment in CDM carbon credits in China may slow because of the prolonged uncertainty over global climate change legislation, analysts say
The slow growth of the carbon offsets market
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Despite the integral role played by forests in efforts to combat global warming, the market for forest-based carbon offsets has been slow to develop. Katie Holliday talks to experts about how this landscape is now changing
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