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Brussels flags timeline for 2018 ETS data releases
The European Commission will release preliminary raw data on 2018 EU ETS emissions on Apr. 1, it said on Monday, figures that are expected to show a resumption of the market’s declining trend.
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CP Daily: Friday March 15, 2019
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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May WCI auction supply dips nearly 18% as California unsold volume ends
California and Quebec will auction more than 75 million current and future vintage allowances at its May 14 sale, which will not include any California unsold permits for the first time in nearly two years.
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US Carbon Pricing Roundup for week ending Mar. 15, 2019
A summary of legislative action on carbon pricing and clean energy bills at the US state level taken this week, including the passage of a 100% clean electricity bill in New Mexico, calls for higher GHG targets in Maine, and a carbon sequestration financial package in Washington state.
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Implementation of Ontario emissions performance standard still mired in uncertainty
Concerns that Ontario’s proposed emissions reduction system for large emitters could be weaker than Ottawa’s ‘backstop’ programme may not matter if the provincial government won’t commit to the policy in the long-term amid legal and political uncertainty, stakeholders said at a webinar on Friday.
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Climate Policy Intern, Institute for European Environmental Policy – Brussels
IEEP has a vacancy for a climate policy intern. The successful internship applicant will support the Climate & Governance Team in contributing to the organisation of a conference for a client on the subject of climate justice in conjunction with the UN Climate Action Summit in September 2019, as well as the dissemination of its results.
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EU Market: EUAs dip for a 2.2% weekly loss as Brexit uncertainty continues
European carbon prices eased back on Friday in relatively calm trade that remains stifled by uncertainty over how and when Britain might leave the EU carbon market.
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Germany, Italy help EU reach ‘two-thirds complete’ mark in 2019 free EUA allocations
EU member states have handed out a further 57 million free carbon allowances over the past fortnight, with Germany and Italy accounting for the bulk of that.
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ENI becomes second oil major to include REDD in climate commitments
Italian oil major ENI will invest in forest protection as part of a voluntary pledge to achieve net zero upstream emissions by 2030, it said on Friday, but the firm’s plans to grow fossil fuel output mean its full carbon footprint is still likely to rise.
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RGGI auction surprises traders with yet another above-market result
The northeast US RGGI cap-and-trade programme’s first auction of 2019 cleared above the secondary market price, results showed Friday, falling well outside of market participants’ expectations prior to the sale.
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CN Markets: Pilot market data for week ending Mar. 15, 2019
Closing prices, ranges and volumes for China's regional pilot carbon markets this week.
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Australia broadens method to generate offsets from animal manure
Australia on Friday released a new draft method to broaden and simplify generation of carbon offsets from animal effluent.
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Australia loosens CO2 caps for coal mining companies
Australia’s Clean Energy Regulator has raised CO2 emission caps for three coal mining companies, data released this week showed, including a 64% increase for Anglo Coal’s Moranbah North mine.
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Minister gives clearest indication yet that NZ govt wants agriculture in ETS
New Zealand Finance Minister Grant Robertson on Friday said the government will bring the nation’s biggest-emitting sector into its emissions trading scheme.
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CP Daily: Thursday March 14, 2019
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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Western Australia EPA withdraws carbon offset recommendations
The Environmental Protection Authority in western Australia has withdrawn recommendations that new big-emitting projects in the state should offset their carbon emissions.
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Finance and Operations Manager, UK Committee on Climate Change – London
The Committee requires a Grade 7 Finance & Operations Lead to manage the finance, corporate governance and HR functions. Whilst working at a senior level the role requires a ‘hands on’ approach with the ability to take on all tasks which fall within this broad remit.
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Officer, CDM Projects, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation – Nigeria
Job Title: Officer, Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Projects Reference No: EH/GEN/021 Location: Nigeria Cadre: Senior Officer / Supervisory Objectives To support implementation of Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) initiatives Key Job Responsibilities Develop basic steps in CDM Project Cycle: Project idea, Conception, Evaluation, Registration and Implementation Review global carbon markets and assess emissions trading Develop criteria […]
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NA Markets: WCI softens amid spring break holiday, while RGGI slides ahead of auction
California Carbon Allowance (CCA) prices declined slightly during the spring break holiday as RGGI allowance (RGA) prices dipped in front of the programme’s first quarterly sale of 2019.
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US EPA issues five more RFS waivers as new submissions mount
The US EPA announced Thursday that it had granted five more compliance waivers under the Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS), while rumours of more decisions to come in the near future exerted additional bearish pressure on biofuel credit prices.
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