Copenhagen
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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Hot on the heels of the closure of the Chicago Climate Exchange, Nymex’s Green Exchange is preparing to become fully independent in January. However, is there scope for another environmental platform?...
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Yvo De Boer, previous executive secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) says that there will be no legally binding agreement drawn out at COP16
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Special report: Carbon trading
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The mood in the carbon markets has certainly been sombre since the Copenhagen talks failed to achieve a binding agreement on global emissions cuts post 2012. The continued uncertainty over what will happen once the Kyoto Protocol expires has particularly...
Where to now for the carbon markets?
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The Copenhagen climate talks, widely dismissed as a failure, did achieve certain things. Olga Gassan-zade and Kristian Tangen of Point Carbon analyse what the conference means for emissions trading from here
Market fears two-tier EU ETS post-2012
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Following a lack of collective will to determine a binding agreement at the Climate Change conference in Copenhagen (Cop15), analysts say the West may take steps to either ban or restrict most Chinese certified emissions reduction (CER) credits in the...
Some CERs “not sexy” enough for investors: carbon industry heavyweight...
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Certified emissions reduction (CER) credits generated from clean development mechanism (CDM) projects, such as Chinese wind farms, are just “not sexy” enough for investors at the moment and they are looking to other regions like Africa, says Liz Bossley,...
EU recommits to 20% carbon cut following Copenhagen Summit
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The European Union formally endorsed the Copenhagen Accord on climate change yesterday, by recommitting to its January 2008 target to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 20% from 1990 levels by 2020. The United Nations (UN) Climate Change Conference, held...
Editor's letter: lessons learnt from 2009
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Traders and risk managers have spent most of 2009 dealing, in one way or another, with the aftermath of the financial crisis, both in terms of its immediate impact on market liquidity as well as simply watching for signs of economic recovery and awaiting...
Copenhagen: Derailed by hot air?
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There is a skeleton in the Kyoto Protocol’s closet, and it has the potential to spook the Copenhagen talks, says Andreas Arvanitakis of Point Carbon
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