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US EPA finalises ACE rule as weaker Clean Power Plan replacement, bans trading
The US EPA finalised its Affordable Clean Energy (ACE) rule on Wednesday to replace the stayed Obama-era Clean Power Plan (CPP), with trading and biomass co-firing barred as compliance options and Democrat-led states already lining up to sue the agency.
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EU Market: EUAs stick near €25 as June options expire
European carbon prices eased in another quiet session on Wednesday but remained within sight of €25, as the Jun-19 options expired to little fanfare.
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Wizz Air accepts Ryanair’s monthly CO2 data challenge, declares itself “greenest” airline
European low-cost airline Wizz Air has taken up rival Ryanair’s challenge to publish monthly CO2 emissions statistics, declaring itself to be the continent’s “greenest” carrier.
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Carbon Asset Developer – Oxfordshire, UK
Are you an experienced Carbon Asset Manager? Would you like to work with a dedicated team of professionals to identify opportunities in the UK and overseas to develop carbon sequestration projects? If so, this role could be just up your street...
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Eastern EU states can speed coal exit by ceding control of ETS revenues -report
Eastern EU nations will better finance their clean energy transitions by transferring ETS auction proceeds to the bloc’s Modernisation Fund as rigid rules for other options would stifle investment, a report found on Wednesday.
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UPDATE – EU emitters up Kyoto offset usage as high EUA prices bite, deadline nears
Companies regulated by Europe’s carbon market have exchanged almost 16 million Kyoto Protocol offsets for EU Allowances in the past six months, significantly ramping up the practice as EUA prices hit an 11-year high and as the usage deadline approaches.
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Western Australia govt scrambles for alternatives to offset requirements for major emitters
The Western Australian government is considering options such as an industry-funded carbon abatement fund as alternatives to mandatory offsetting for major resources projects, which it considers would impose significant economic costs on the state’s fossil fuel industry.
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CP Daily: Tuesday June 18, 2019
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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Pennsylvania set to perform external analysis on economy-wide ETS, extending timeline to 2020
Pennsylvania’s Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) will partner with outside consultants to model the economic effects of implementing a cap-and-trade programme, likely extending the timeline on whether to advance a green group-backed petition until at least 2020, an environmental source told Carbon Pulse.
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Four more countries back EU’s 2050 net zero emissions goal
At least four more countries have announced their support for an EU net zero 2050 emissions target, bringing the bloc closer to agreement on an initiative that could lead to a more ambitious ETS cap next decade.
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EU Market: EUAs inch further above €25 after stronger auction
EU carbon prices inched up on Tuesday after a strong auction lifted sentiment, but prices remained rangebound near €25.
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UPDATE – UK set to host 2020 UN climate talks after rival Italy backs bid
The British and Italian governments have agreed to partner on a proposal to co-host the 2020 UN climate talks, clearing the way for the UK to host the main summit, known as COP26.
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Brussels urges EU nations to show hand on EUA cancellations, non-ETS trading
Brussels urged member states on Tuesday to declare the extent of their planned EUA cancellations and to up their use of non-ETS trading amid a collective shortfall to the bloc's 2030 climate goals.
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Consultant, Corporate Sustainability, South Pole – Sydney
As part of the Corporate Risks and Opportunities team within the Consultancy & Services Unit, you will focus on the delivery of high quality consultancy advice on climate change mitigation solutions to the corporate sector (in particular GHG accounting) mainly for Australian clients, and be responsible for the management of small project teams.
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(Senior) Emissions Market Analyst, Vattenfall – Hamburg
For our office in Hamburg we are looking for a (Senior) Emissions Market Analyst (m/f/d) in the Trading Analysis department.
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In first for Japan, utility strikes deal with Shell to buy “carbon neutral” LNG
Japanese utility Tokyo Gas has bought a batch of carbon credits alongside an LNG shipment from a unit of energy major Shell to offset the greenhouse gas emissions from the LNG’s full lifecycle.
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Australia could hit net zero emissions in 2050 and profit from it -report
Australia could reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to net zero in 2050 and be carbon negative a decade later, all while profiting from efforts including collecting revenue from selling several hundred million carbon credits from land-based projects, a report has found.
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Oregon House sends on ETS legislation after marathon session
Oregon’s House of Representatives on Monday approved a cap-and-trade bill that would allow the state to link to the WCI carbon market after hours of Republican opposition, but the legislation may face a tougher time in the Senate from members of the chamber's Democratic majority.
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CP Daily: Monday June 17, 2019
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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US Supreme Court rules against Virginia Republicans ahead of key statewide election
The US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) opted Monday to dismiss a case challenging Virginia’s House of Delegates re-drawn voting map, potentially giving Democrats an upper hand as they hope to capture a majority in the chamber and give the state a path to join the northeast US RGGI carbon market.
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