Emissions trading
Carbon markets facing uncertain new year after Durban
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Both JP Morgan and SG divested interests in carbon trading companies in 2011. Has the market lost its allure or will the Durban agreement reinvigorate things, asks Pauline McCallion
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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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The commercial airline sector will have to buy 82 million tonnes of carbon allowances next year in addition to free allowances, according to an aviation consultancy
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US cap-and-trade: efforts to standardise agreeements
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California’s carbon cap-and-trade scheme is powering ahead despite early opposition and is now on course to begin in 2012. Pauline McCallion looks at efforts to standardise trading agreements and provide hedging capabilities ahead of the start date...
Energy Risk Advisory Firm of the Year Award: Thomson Reuters Point Carbon...
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In a year in which emissions trading has been beset by economic, political and regulatory uncertainty, Thomson Reuters Point Carbon Advisory Services has bucked the trend and continued to grow by providing innovative solutions for its clients. Two very...
Carbon 101 - the carbon market explained
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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 various mechanisms currently in operation
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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
Hedge funds see potential in European carbon markets
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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
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
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