Carbon Pulse

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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Sunday announced his new Cabinet after a shuffle that saw the responsibility for carbon emissions returned to the energy portfolio.

Projected EU Parliament election results early Monday suggest the assembly will retain its stance of pushing for more ambitious climate policy, though its centrist parties will need to rely more on liberal and green lawmakers to stave off populist climate-sceptic members.

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EUAs fell on Friday to unravel more of what remained of the week’s gains as the UK Prime Minister’s resignation stoked Brexit uncertainty and bearish sentiment despite an auction-starved week ahead.

A summary of legislative and regulatory action on carbon pricing and clean energy at the US subnational and federal level taken this week, including the push to finish Oregon’s WCI-modelled cap-and-trade proposal, Maryland’s governor proposing an alternative method of achieving 100% clean electricity, and several developments related to compliance waivers and proposed biofuel credit trading reforms under the federal Renewable Fuels Standard.

UN aviation body ICAO will restrict attendance at technical meetings for the CORSIA offsetting programme to members of the scheme’s 19-person advisory board, snubbing a central demand of environmental groups that have called for greater outside participation and transparency in developing the international carbon market.

Closing prices, ranges and volumes for China's regional pilot carbon markets this week.

GHG removal credits were sold for an average €26.92 on Friday on a platform led by Finnish utility Fortum, the first of three pioneering auctions designed to test the trade in the voluntary carbon market.

Australia’s biggest-emitting company earned the lion’s share of this week’s newly issued carbon credits, receiving over 140,000 offsets.

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California Carbon Allowance (CCA) prices receded this week ahead of and immediately after Wednesday’s publication of this month's record WCI auction results, while RGGI allowances (RGAs) barely budged for a second straight week.

EUAs fell on Thursday to give back some of the week’s big gains as oil led the energy complex lower amid China-US trade concerns, while a weaker auction also helped quiet down bulls.

Mainstream media outlets have been congratulating themselves of late for becoming just 20 years too late on climate change, and now the same institutions that have consistently failed to cover the enormity of the challenge are failing to cover the myriad interlocking solutions. This week, ProPublica became the latest outlet to blow it

Alberta’s newly-elected United Conservative Party (UCP) government introduced a bill Wednesday to eliminate the previous administration’s C$30 carbon tax by next week, adding that legislation to overhaul the Canadian province’s large emitter trading programme would not follow until the fall.

South Korea has delayed the annual compliance deadline in its emissions trading scheme by two months to allow all market participants to acquire the CO2 allowances they need, with the government opting to allow emitters more time amid a supply squeeze caused by permit hoarding.

Central Labor party officials on Thursday questioned the wisdom of backing market-based approaches to cutting emissions after last weekend’s election defeat, dimming the prospects for an Australian carbon market beyond government-funded offset buying.

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EUAs climbed by almost a euro on Wednesday to notch a third straight day of gains as next week’s auction dearth continued to lift sentiment while higher gas prices lent support.