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WCI approves Ontario cap-and-trade exit, allowance tracking report
The administrator of the California-Quebec carbon market amended its by-laws on Thursday to account for Ontario’s summer departure from the programme, and approved in principle work to help account for cross-border compliance instrument transfers.
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NA Markets: RGGI prices keep on upward trend as CCAs stagnate
RGGI allowances continued to find support at higher prices this week due to heightened interest from speculators, while California allowances stagnated on the secondary market.
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Netherlands’ proposed CO2 floor price to be ineffective until late 2020s -analysts
The Dutch government’s proposed carbon floor price won’t likely affect the country’s energy sector until the latter half of next decade due to rising EU Allowances, analysts predict.
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California’s 2019 carbon floor price on track to rise to $15.60 as inflation dips
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Thursday that year-over-year inflation dipped in September, setting up a potential California carbon market floor price of $15.60 next year.
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Switzerland to introduce carbon floor price when it links to EU ETS
Switzerland plans to introduce a domestic carbon price floor when it links its emissions trading scheme to that of the EU in early 2020, a senior lawmaker told Carbon Pulse.
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UPDATE – EU Market: EUAs extend losses as wider markets tumble
The slide in European carbon prices continued into a third session on Thursday, with prices tumbling to a one-month low near €18.
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Australian minister attacks industry for forming plans to tackle emissions
Australian Resources Matt Canavan on Thursday attacked the energy sector over reports that major emitters are discussing among themselves how to regulate greenhouse gas emissions in the absence of a government policy.
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(Senior) Officer Environment, Energy, Climate Change and Low Carbon Economy, EEA and Norway Grants – Brussels
We are looking for a highly motivated and qualified candidate to fill a vacancy for a (Senior) Sector Officer Environment, Energy, Climate Change and Low Carbon Economy in the FMO’s Priority Sectors Unit within the Programmes Department.
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Graduate Energy Consultant, Energetics – Perth
Energetics is seeking to appoint a Graduate Consultant into Perth offices. This is an outstanding opportunity for recent graduates to build the expertise required to deliver a wide range of our solutions across all of the sectors of the Australian economy. If you are passionate about using your hard earned qualifications to make a real difference to reduce Australia’s carbon emissions this is the role for you.
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CP Daily: Wednesday October 10, 2018
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Bluesource hires carbon market expert to drive business development
Project developer and advisory firm Bluesource has hired a carbon market and renewable energy expert to drive its voluntary offset business.
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China’s coal habit puts energy firms at massive financial risk -report
China’s top generators risk losing nearly $400 billion in stranded assets by 2040 if they don’t step up the retirement rate of coal-fired power plants, a report said Wednesday.
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LCFS Market: California prices slink back in September while volume blossoms
California Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) average monthly prices retreated in September from all-time highs in August, while the total volume transacted trended in the opposite direction to notch a yearly high.
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Stakeholders question impact of Trump’s year-round E15 sale order
Observers remained sceptical of the long-term impacts of President Donald Trump's decision Tuesday to order the US EPA to promulgate a regulation mandating the currently banned year-round sales of 15% ethanol blends (E15)
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EU Market: EUAs sink below €20 in another volatile swoop
EU carbon prices fell sharply for the second straight day on Wednesday, hitting a three-week low and closing below €20 for the first time this month.
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Largest California offset project set to be issued credits Wednesday, records show
An Alaska project is set to be issued nearly 15 million credits on Wednesday by the California Air Resources Board (ARB), which would mark the largest offset project issued in the history of the state’s offset programme if approved by the regulator.
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Former senior UK ministers tout advantages of post-Brexit carbon tax
Two former senior UK ministers from opposing parties on Wednesday urged Britain to install a carbon tax to replace its EU ETS obligations post-Brexit, bolstering support for the option.
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ACCU prices seen steady despite increased demand due to rising emissions
Australia’s rising emissions could add to carbon credit demand from emitters regulated by the Safeguard Mechanism, but a repeat of last year’s price spike is unlikely as the market is better prepared this year, according to observers.
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Indonesia to weigh carbon market options for power, industry
Indonesia will next month weigh four carbon pricing options to help meet its Paris obligations, including a full-fledged emissions trading scheme for its power and industry sectors.
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CP Daily: Tuesday October 9, 2018
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