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NA Markets: California carbon allowances decline ahead of 2020, RGGI prices stagnate
California Carbon Allowance (CCA) prices dipped on the secondary market after Christmas on thin volume, with RGGI Allowances (RGAs) remaining unchanged week-on-week ahead of New Jersey’s entrance into the scheme.
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Clean Freight Director, Transport & Environment (T&E) – Brussels
Europe's leading clean transport think tank and campaign group, Transport & Environment (T&E), is looking to strengthen its leadership team with a director to lead Europe’s most important clean freight programme.
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RFS Market: RIN prices sink to multi-year lows over holiday break
US Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) biofuel credit prices retreated into the single digits over the past week, driven by several factors coalescing over the year end holiday period.
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EU Market: EUAs open 2020 lower to continue post-Christmas slump
EUAs slipped on Thursday, the first trading day of 2020, to continue their post-Christmas slump as the return of auctions looms and the wider energy complex turned even more bearish.
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New Austrian coalition govt unveils climate plans, with CO2 price for non-ETS sectors
Austria’s new coalition government on Thursday unveiled a wide-ranging policy package that includes a domestic carbon price for non-EU ETS sectors and a higher climate levy for aviation, as the country strives for net zero emissions by 2040.
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California-registered ETS accounts rise with new general market participants
Fourteen entities opened Compliance Instrument Tracking System Service (CITSS) accounts in the California cap-and-trade programme during the fourth quarter as the total number climbed to 717, according to data released this week by state regulator ARB.
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Climate Change Policy Advisor, UK Mission to UN – New York
Main purpose of job: To support the work of the UK Mission to the United Nations to combat climate change, including diplomatic action to support delivery of the UK hosted 26th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP26) in December 2020.
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Climate and Energy Correspondent, Carbon Pulse – Brussels
Carbon Pulse is looking for a Climate and Energy Correspondent to help us bolster and expand our coverage of the EU ETS and other energy and environmental markets, as well as climate and energy policy at a national, EU, and international level.
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Senior Manager, Climate and Financial Regulation, Ceres – Boston/Washington DC
The Senior Manager, Climate and Financial Regulation will support Ceres’ newly launched Financial Regulators strategy which is aimed at getting US market regulators to address climate change and other sustainability issues as a financial risk.
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REDD+ & LEDS Specialist, Modern Cooking for Healthy Forests Project, Winrock – Malawi
The REDD+ and LEDS Specialist will support The Government of Malawi to implement and institutionalize key systems, tools, and technologies that will provide the requisite information base for improved forest monitoring; support REDD+ readiness and forest landscape restoration efforts; and inform sustainable wood fuel supply strengthening within targeted forest reserves.
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American Carbon Registry Program Officer, Winrock – Remote Working
The Program Officer is a technical role within the American Carbon Registry (ACR), contributing to all aspects of ACR services, including, but not limited to ensuring the highest level of quality for all ACR-registered projects and related offset credits issued by ACR.
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CN Markets: Pilot market data for week Dec. 27, 2019
Closing prices, ranges and volumes for China's regional pilot carbon markets this week.
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Queensland govt carbon fund opens first investment round for offset projects
The Queensland state government has launched the first proper call for projects through its Land Restoration Fund, which aims to invest A$100 million ($70 mln) in new carbon offset projects in 2020.
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California distributes 856k offsets to close out the year, as 2019 total halves
California regulator ARB doled out some 855,700 offsets last week on a flurry of credits from ozone-depleting substance (ODS) projects, with the total number of California Carbon Offsets (CCOs) issued in 2019 having fallen by more than half compared to the previous year, according to state data published Tuesday.
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CP Daily: Friday December 20, 2019
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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WCI Q1 auction volume drops to 65.7 mln current, future vintage allowances
California and Quebec will auction off 65.7 million current and future vintage allowances on Feb. 19, as the quarterly sales fall significantly from 2019 levels.
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EU Market: EUAs recover from gas-fuelled sell-off to secure 10% weekly rise
European carbon closed a little lower on Friday, ending a four-day streak of gains, but EUAs recovered from a gas market-induced intraday sell-off earlier in the day to notch a better than 10% rise for the week.
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UK’s final EUA sale volumes likely to be spread over 2020 -experts
An estimated 120-150 million EU carbon allowances that remain to be auctioned by the UK before it formally exits the bloc and its ETS at the end of 2020 are most likely to be spread evenly across 10 months of sales next year, experts predict.
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US EPA finalises 2020 Renewable Fuel Standard quotas with few changes
The US EPA finalised its biofuel quotas under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) on Thursday, with the rule containing small tweaks from the draft released earlier this year.
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Dutch Supreme Court rules to force govt to adopt higher emissions cut target
The Dutch Supreme Court on Friday ruled to order the country’s government to set deeper emissions reduction targets, in a ground-breaking decision that could help establish a global precedent in forcing states to act to prevent climate change.
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