Greenhouse gases
Carbon tax here to stay: Alberta energy minister
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Alberta, Canada, home to the world’s third largest oil reserves, will await further federal government moves before upping its own emissions limits or developing a carbon cap-and-trade scheme
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Carbon brokers estimate that €60 per European Allowance (EUA) will be needed in the third phase of the Kyoto protocol if the 80% emissions reduction target is to be met by 2050.
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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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Further uncertainty for US carbon trading
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Californian carbon cap-and-trade scheme suffers legal set-back on road to 2012 start date
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”
Multi-pronged tack expected for US carbon cuts
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Cap-and-trade to continue as part of portfolio of emission reduction tools for states and regions; scheme co-operation expected
Q&A - Tom Lewis, CEO of the Green Exchange
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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? Katie Holliday talks to Green Exchange’s CEO,...
States expected to maintain US cap-and-trade momentum
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A 'handful' of states will implement carbon cap-and-trade without congressional legislation, according to industry players
New methodology to address 'dearth' of forestry offsets
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Methodology should increase supply, developer says, providing end-users with high-quality carbon offsets
Shale boom to continue out to 2020
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New technology means the cost of shale gas production is more favourable than natural gas
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