Tagged With Carbon permits
21 June 2022
The GER contract has been designed to tackle some of the problems with existing voluntary carbon markets
29 March 2022
Data quality and integrity must improve if world’s largest emissions trading system is to be effective in helping China achieve carbon targets, speakers tell event in Shanghai
24 March 2022
Carbon border adjustments could encourage scheme’s influence in other regions, according to panel
8 March 2022
Combination of factors has led to EU allowances losing a third of their value, but bullish factors remain on the horizon
11 January 2022
Gas supply imbalances and rising carbon prices could cause persistent pressure on consumer prices, ECB executive board member warns
13 December 2021
Surging prices signal arrival of emerging asset class, with voluntary market expected to grow exponentially over coming decades, conference speakers say
8 December 2021
Number of investment funds active in EU ETS market up 50pc in 2021, exchange data shows
26 May 2021
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China’s centrally controlled economy means it can pull a broader range of levers to reduce national emissions than many other states
12 May 2021
Markets are taking hold anyway but more work is needed to refine rules
7 April 2021
Political reality means moves towards establishing a carbon price or a cap-and-trade system will at least have to wait until after mid-term elections
19 March 2021
Enhanced system covers half of the country’s emissions to support its climate ambitions
18 March 2021
Private sector faces tough goal of bringing together stakeholders to give structure to the voluntary carbon market
16 March 2021
Brushing aside debatable ethical considerations, traders have been pushing the world’s largest carbon market to record highs
10 March 2021
Concentration on reducing carbon intensity means total emissions are likely to continue to increase
5 March 2021
While a global carbon price would be ideal, political reality means a regional and sectoral approach will be needed to make short- to medium-term progress
25 February 2021
The surge in carbon prices in recent months is having disproportionate impact on carbon-intensive coal, prompting operators to switch to gas wherever possible
11 February 2021
EU edges closer to import duties based on carbon content amid concern about impact on international trade
10 February 2021
The surge in trading cannot be explained by fundamental demand from utilities
29 January 2021
A growing number of companies and business associations have expressed support
21 January 2021
Voluntary carbon offsets permanently retire allowances and therefore verifiably lock in climate benefits
13 January 2021
Announcement of the scheme is encouraging, but it will not be effective until an absolute cap is placed on emissions
