Carbon Pulse
News and intelligence on carbon markets, greenhouse gas pricing, and climate policy
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EU Parliament seeks to throw down marker with emergency declaration
The EU Parliament will next week vote on whether to call for the bloc to declare a climate emergency, a ballot that could pressure the incoming European Commission into more short-term ambition.
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Climate Change Policy & Campaigns Officer, UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office – Pretoria, South Africa
The High Commission is strengthening its climate change and energy capacity locally to with partners across government, civil society and business on climate change issues including resilience and the low carbon transition.
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Senior CDM Project Engineer, Lahore Carbon Services – Pakistan
Lahore Carbon Services, a multidisciplinary consulting firm, requires services of experienced Sr. Project Engineer for its Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) division. The candidate will be responsible for development of CDM projects undertaken by the company.
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Media Officer, ECIU – Flexible Location
We are recruiting a Media Officer to lead our media engagement project, enabling broader, deeper understanding of climate change related issues among UK national and regional media.
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EU Midday Market Brief
European carbon prices dipped on Thursday, sinking back below €24 on a weaker auction result and softer oil prices.
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Developers deliver over 425,000 ACCUs to Australian government fund
Offset developers under contract with Australia’s Emissions Reduction Fund (ERF) have delivered more than 425,000 credits to the fund over the past two weeks, while the Clean Energy Regulator this week issued just over 100,000 new credits, most of that to one big landfill project.
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New Zealand begins consulting on ETS electricity allocation factor
New Zealand on Thursday began consulting on modelling the electricity allocation factor (EAF) for its emissions trading scheme, a process that could lead to industrial emitters receiving fewer free NZUs from 2021.
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CP Daily: Wednesday November 20, 2019
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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Canadian cabinet shake-up sees Wilkinson named as environment minister
Canadian MP Jonathan Wilkinson was appointed minister of environment and climate change as the minority Liberal government’s cabinet reconvened on Wednesday, with current agency head Catherine McKenna transitioned to a different department.
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Virginia Democrats file bill to enable RGGI linkage, state-run auctions
Virginia Democrats filed legislation on Tuesday to allow a linkage with the Northeast US RGGI programme and for the state to sell 100% of allowances under its proposed cap-and-trade rule.
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Alberta suspends fuel efficiency and vent gas capture offset protocol
Alberta has suspended its engine fuel management and vent gas capture offset protocol under its CO2 pricing regime for unspecified issues, the Canadian province’s Environment and Parks department announced.
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Senior International Officer of COP26 UN Climate Summit, ECIU – London/Elsewhere
We are recruiting a Senior International Officer to develop and deliver our work leading up to the 2020 summit.
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Analyst for COP26 UN Climate Summit, ECIU – London/Elsewhere
We are looking to recruit a new Analyst to help drive forward our analytical work as we move into a crucial period for decarbonisation in the UK.
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EU Midday Market Update
EUAs inched higher early on Wednesday as the market comfortably absorbed Poland's bumper auction and market watchers pointed out signals that could encourage bulls.
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China’s Hubei to sell up to 5 mln CO2 permits over two auctions this month
China’s Hubei province will next week hold two CO2 permit auctions, with participation in the first one restricted to ETS compliance buyers and the second open to wider participation.
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Australia to seek state support for ERF reform
Australia’s emissions reduction minister Angus Taylor will this Friday seek support from state governments for changes to the Emissions Reduction Fund (ERF), media reports said Wednesday.
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CP Daily: Tuesday November 19, 2019
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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Analysts revise down WCI price forecasts on lower power sector emissions
Higher California hydroelectric production and lower natural gas generation will ease the WCI programme’s 2019 emissions total and lead carbon allowance prices lower, analysts said Tuesday.
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California offset project violation should not lead to invalidation, developer says
Regulatory violations at a Michigan-based WCI livestock project under investigation by California's ARB do not directly pertain to offset-related functions, rendering them irrelevant for any invalidation-related concerns by the state regulator, the project developer told Carbon Pulse.
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California LCFS stakeholders recommend amendment tweaks ahead of board vote
California Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) stakeholders are offering further changes to regulatory amendments that the state regulator ARB's board will vote on this week, according to recent public comments.
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