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Carbon Forward 2019 – Stick or twist: investors came to the EU ETS, but will they go?
**THIS IS A FREE ARTICLE** – The 4th annual CARBON FORWARD conference & training day features a dedicated stream focused on the EU carbon market from an investor perspective.
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European Head of Carbon Credits, IndigoCarbon – Basel
At Indigo, our mission is: harnessing nature to help farmers sustainably feed the planet. We started down this path leveraging microbiology, but we have quickly expanded across the entire agriculture supply chain.
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TCI states have begun modelling for cap-and-trade programme -source
Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI) jurisdictions have begun work on policy scenarios for a proposed transportation carbon pricing mechanism in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic US region, a regulatory source told Carbon Pulse.
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Widespread benefits from German coal phaseout include low power prices, study finds
Germany’s coal phaseout will have little-to-no effect on power prices by 2030, provided renewables grow to account for two-thirds of supply by then, according to new research.
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Senior Economist, Vivid Economics – London
The role of Senior Economist is a mid-level project management and content-expert role with responsibility for excellent economic and strategic analysis, project delivery and client engagement.
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EU Midday Market Brief
European carbon tumbled to a one-month low on Monday after a bearish auction result knocked prices below key technical supports.
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SK Market: KAUs set fresh record highs amid intense compliance demand
South Korea’s ETS prices surged 2.4% on Monday to close at fresh record highs, driven by frantic demand from emitters amid limited supply ahead of next month’s compliance deadline.
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NZ Market: NZUs hit 2-month highs as bullish sentiment returns
New Zealand carbon allowances recorded their fourth straight session of gains on Monday, climbing NZ$0.20 to reach their highest levels since early June.
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CP Daily: Friday August 9, 2019
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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UPDATE – RIN prices plunge as EPA grants 31 RFS compliance waivers
US biofuel credit (RIN) prices nearly halved on Friday afternoon ahead of the EPA granting 31 of the 38 outstanding compliance waivers for the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), ending months of speculation about whether the Trump administration would change course on the controversial policy.
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EU Market: EUAs sink towards €28 after weak auction to post 4% weekly loss
EUAs lost ground on Friday but carbon stayed within its recent technical limits after a weak auction dented sentiment.
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California’s PG&E outlines details on PPAs ahead of bankruptcy hearing
California utility Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) will account for all existing power purchase agreements (PPAs) in its reorganisation plan as it seeks to finalise a proposal by mid-2020, according to a pre-hearing filing.
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IncubEx lures another emissions market expert away from rival ICE
Product and business development firm IncubEx has lured another emissions market expert away from rival ICE.
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UK should set post-Brexit ETS cap in line with net zero goal -advisors
The UK should set the cap for its post-Brexit carbon market in line with its recently agreed net zero 2050 emissions target, the British government’s expert advisors have said in response to a consultation.
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Glasgow selected as venue for UN climate talks in 2020
Next year’s UN climate summit will be held in Glasgow, the UK government announced on Friday, assuming the country wins in its bid to host the annual conference.
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Provincial offset protocol list for Canadian OBPS could be delayed till fall, sources say
The Canadian government may push back releasing a list of provincial offset protocols eligible under the federal ‘backstop’ output-based pricing system (OBPS) due to delays with several jurisdictions, sources told Carbon Pulse.
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CN Markets: Pilot market data for week ending Aug. 9, 2019
Closing prices, ranges and volumes for China's regional pilot carbon markets this week.
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Australia’s weekly offset issuance triples as landfill projects claim credits
Australia’s carbon credit issuance ballooned this week, with the Clean Energy Regulator handing out over 580,000 offsets and landfill projects claiming the vast majority.
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Emitters paid fixed price for more than half of their 2018 NZ ETS surrender obligations
Participants in New Zealand’s emissions trading scheme paid the NZ$25 fixed price option instead of surrendering permits for over half the 32.8 million tonnes CO2e in compliance requirements for 2018, government data showed Friday.
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Vietnam to introduce pilot carbon tax for power, cement production
Vietnam is planning to launch a two-year pilot carbon tax for thermal power generation and cement production across four provinces as it steps up market-based efforts to stymie its rapidly rising greenhouse gas emissions.
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