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Four buyers account for half of all German carbon sales this year -report
Four companies have picked up 50% of the 128.6 million German carbon allowances auctioned in the first eight months of 2018, a new report shows.
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CN Markets: Pilot market data for week ending Sep. 28, 2018
Closing prices, ranges and volumes for China's regional pilot carbon markets this week.
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Australia’s GHG emissions keep rising amid LNG export boom
Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions rose 1.3% in the year to Mar. 31, largely due to a massive increase in export-focused LNG production and despite a reduction in emissions from the power sector.
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Australian offset issuance drops below 50k, but ERF delivery remains on track
Australia’s Clean Energy Regulator issued 49,903 carbon credits this week, around half the recent average, while one more project finalised its delivery obligations with the Emissions Reduction Fund.
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CP Daily: Thursday September 27, 2018
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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California’s ARB unanimously approves LCFS amendments
California regulator ARB approved a set of regulatory amendments to the state’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) late Thursday, strengthening the programme’s GHG targets through 2030 amid a plethora of other changes.
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NA Markets: RGGI extends highs as WCI continues to drop
Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) prices rose over course of the week to build on two-year highs reached earlier this month, while California Carbon Allowances (CCA) continued to decline on the secondary market.
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EU Market: EUAs find support above €20 to halt heavy losses
EU carbon prices lifted above €20 on Thursday, as a stronger auction helped to claw back some of the heavy losses of the previous two sessions.
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ANALYSIS: Multiple factors coalesce to blow out EU carbon future spreads
The spreads between the main EU carbon allowance futures have exploded this week to levels not seen in years, though traders and analysts were at odds over the reasons behind the big moves.
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Alaska governor non-committal on carbon tax after panel recommendation
Alaska Governor Bill Walker (I) did not rule out implementing a carbon tax in the state during a press conference on Wednesday, which followed his appointed climate change committee calling for such a levy.
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Critics urge US Court of Appeals to block California LCFS on eve of vote
Various energy and trade organisations have asked a US federal court to block California from advancing its Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) regulations on the eve of a final vote, claiming the revised proposal violates the Constitution's dormant commerce clause.
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Virginia slashes proposed RGGI emissions cap by over 15%
Virginia has floated adopting an initial emissions cap that is more than 15% below its previous proposals, as the state works toward linking with the northeast US Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI).
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COMMENT: Saskatchewan, Ontario and the constitutionality of a national carbon price
Having now each filed in court their arguments against the Canadian federal carbon price, Saskatchewan and Ontario have revealed their hands and their arguments are weak, writes Nathalie Chalifour, an associate professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa and a member of the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars.
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Citi EU carbon and power trader joining London’s Freepoint
A senior carbon and power trader has left US investment bank Citi's London office to join commodities trading house Freepoint, Carbon Pulse has learned.
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Carbon veteran leaves Sindicatum following offset portfolio sales
A veteran carbon expert has left project developer Sindicatum to pursue other opportunities, Carbon Pulse has learned, several months after the Singapore-based firm sold its US and Asian offset portfolios.
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Delaying GHG cuts means big increase in economic costs -researchers
Stronger efforts to cut GHG emissions including triple digit carbon prices should be made to avoid global warming of more than 1.5C without relying on potentially more expensive or risky removal technologies, an analysis found Thursday.
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New NZ fund targets carbon credit revenue from planting 150 million trees
A newly-launched New Zealand carbon fund is aiming at planting 150 million trees on marginal land under a business model that would see the fund and land owners split revenue from carbon credit sales in the NZ ETS.
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New Zealand PM hints at taking on tougher Paris emissions target
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has signalled she is ready to increase the ambition of the nation's emissions reduction target under the Paris Agreement, even as the country is preparing to meet a significant share of its existing goal through the international carbon market.
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CP Daily: Wednesday September 26, 2018
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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Platform Coordinator, Gold Standard Foundation – Geneva
Reporting to the Business Development Team, this position will be responsible for supporting engagement with key stakeholders and partners within the Gold Standard Network Platform and other related programmes.
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