
Carbon traders foresee lacklustre market in 2010
Participants have forecast a flat market in 2010, with prices for European Union Emissions Allowances (EUA) and Certified Emission Reduction (CER) credits barely moving in a curve. Panellists speaking at the Point Carbon conference in Amsterdam this week believe the floor for CERs will be around the €8 level, which is generally regarded as cheap. Currently the December 2010 EUA contract is around €13 per ton of carbon dioxide equivalent (/t CO2e) and the same contract for CERs is around €11/t
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