Emissions
Mifid II adjustments fail to ease energy firms' worries
Revised ancillary business exemption would still catch large and mid-sized utilities
Ask questions and avoid sure bets, energy traders told
E.on Global Commodities CRO calls for disciplined approach to trading decisions
Asian emissions markets seen as step in right direction
China and South Korea emissions schemes show promise, say industry groups
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Carbon trading firms positive about future of EU ETS
Market participants optimistic due to political support, survey finds
Looking back: Chaos ensues at IPE amid protest
Greenpeace activists burst into exchange ‘commando style’
Renewables in Europe: A roadmap for fundamental reform
Efet board member calls for dramatic overhaul of subsidy regimes
EDF Trading environmental products head leaves firm
Fabio Nehme leaving to set up own commodities business
Emissions House of the Year: Element Markets
Firm offers wide array of services across environmental commodities
Carbon reform may be shaken by European Parliament vote
Fringe gains could see proposals to modify emissions market suffer
Carbon emissions trading spreads across the globe
California, RGGI, China and UN offset markets show potential
EPA rules may create new opportunities for US carbon traders
The US government is planning to use the Environmental Protection Agency to combat climate change, in a move that could create new opportunities for carbon traders, according to lawyers and analysts. Alexander Osipovich reports
Uncertainty rules in Australian electricity derivatives market
Australia's electricity derivatives market had been picking up since the global financial crisis, but volumes have declined in recent years. Firms blame the slowdown on a combination of slim trading opportunities and uncertainty over plans to curb…
Energy Risk Glossary 2013
Introduction
Experts at the heart of global energy markets
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Energy Risk USA: Firms optimistic about California carbon market
Energy market participants upbeat about development of California emissions market, despite legal threats
'Half dead' EUA market hit by political uncertainty
Uncertainty over a plan to postpone sales of EUAs is contributing to stalling prices and reduced liquidity
California carbon market faces challenges
The golden state?
Impact on EUAs from back-loading will be muted, say analysts
European Commission proposes back-loading a larger volume of European Union Allowances than expected, yet analysts downplay price impact
Lawsuit threats cloud California cap-and-trade scheme
California is set to launch the world’s second-largest carbon market, but threats of litigation have kept many potential market participants sitting on the sidelines