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Oregon Democrats shy of votes needed to pass ETS bill, Senate President says
Oregon Democrats do not have the votes to pass the cap-and-trade bill at the center of a Republican walkout, the Senate President said Tuesday.
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New UN Article 6 text emerges to raise hopes of emission trade deal this year
The UN produced a new draft text on rules covering international emissions trade on Tuesday, after governments broke a deadlock that some observers said raises the prospects for a deal later this year on the Paris Agreement’s divisive Article 6.
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EU Midday Market Brief
**Following some reader suggestions, we’re trialling a new brief midday EU ETS market report.**
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EU Allowance auction cancelled due to low interest
Tuesday's EU Common Auction Platform (CAP) auction was cancelled because the clearing price was significantly below the secondary market, sale host EEX said.
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Australian minister warns states on “inappropriate” climate targets
Australian Energy Minister Angus Taylor has warned state governments about setting more ambitious emission reductions than the federal Coalition, arguing this would be inappropriate and likely to push up power prices.
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NZ Market: NZUs rebound as buyers see good value
New Zealand carbon allowances climbed back up to NZ$23 ($15.28) as some buyers stepped in to take advantage of what they considered attractive levels.
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CP Daily: Monday June 24, 2019
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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RINs jump on rumours of biofuel waiver review by Trump administration
Prices for biofuel credits (RINs) under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) have climbed in recent days after a news outlet reported President Trump ordered a review of the EPA’s compliance waiver programme for refiners.
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New speculators’ holdings remain unchanged amid WCI price declines, govt data shows
New speculators trimmed some length off their California Carbon Allowance (CCA) holdings over the past week, but the group’s large position remained relatively unchanged despite significant price decreases in the WCI cap-and-trade market, according to US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data.
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LCFS Market: California prices approaching $200 mark
California Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) prices have continued their steady increase over the month of June as compliance buying has persisted, but some participants have questioned how much further the bull run will last.
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EU Midday Market Brief
**Following some reader suggestions, we’re trialling a new brief midday EU ETS market report.**
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Beijing targets carbon neutral Winter Olympics with offsets, allowances
Organisers of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing have released a plan to minimise the event's greenhouse gas footprint, including a goal to buy or ensure donations of local carbon offsets and ETS allowances to make up for any emissions that can’t be avoided.
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Emissions exchange operator CBL Markets to merge with data firm Xpansiv
Spot emissions exchange operator CBL Markets will merge with commodity data firm Xpansiv, the companies announced on Monday.
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NZ minister says “not keen” to change NZU fixed price level
New Zealand Climate Change Minister James Shaw has said he is “not keen” to shift the emissions trading scheme’s de facto price cap level up from the current NZ$25 level until the full market reform package is ready, the clearest indicator yet the cap will stay where it is and weigh further on NZUs.
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CP Daily: Friday June 21, 2019
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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WCI auction notice sets volume for next two quarterly sales
California and Quebec will offer more than 66 million current vintage allowances in each of the next two quarterly sales, with the August volume roughly identical to the May auction supply, according to regulator data released Friday.
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Oregon Democrats not entertaining amendments on ETS bill despite GOP boycott
Oregon Democrats will not be entertaining any amendments to their cap-and-trade bill after Republican senators decided to walk out in protest over over the proposal, a state senator told Carbon Pulse.
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EU court upholds verdict seen squeezing free EUA allocation by nearly 10%
Power plants linked to industrial sites should only be awarded free EUAs if the resulting heat is used in district heating or high efficiency co-generation, an EU court found this week, upholding a previous opinion in a move that could trim the allowance allocations of companies across the bloc EU next year.
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Netherlands won’t wait for EU lead on aviation tax, sees others joining
The Netherlands won’t wait for the EU’s protracted lawmaking process to launch an aviation carbon tax and expects several fellow member states to follow or extend their own initiatives.
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CN Markets: Pilot market data for week ending June 21, 2019
Closing prices, ranges and volumes for China's regional pilot carbon markets this week.
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