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Lack of technical infrastructure hindering Ontario offset market investment, development
A lack of technical infrastructure and guidance from the Ontario government regarding its compliance offset programme is holding up the first investment and project submissions, according to stakeholders.
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Nova Scotia cap-and-trade participants want auctions, more industry protection
Nova Scotia’s cap-and-trade programme should include auctions not currently part of the province’s market design, while also providing for more industry protection and linkage opportunities, according to stakeholders.
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WRI: What’s changing as countries turn INDCs into NDCs? Five early insights
Some countries aren’t waiting until 2020 to make changes to their national climate commitments. As countries ratify the Paris Agreement, some have decided to revise their INDCs and communicate the changes as part of their first NDCs. WRI provides a summary.
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Global carbon pricing revenues up 45% in 2017 as spending choices differ -report
Revenues raised from carbon pricing policies rose 45% last year to $32 billion, with most coming from taxes rather than trading and no clear trend emerging on where the money is spent, a report found on Thursday.
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China’s State Council approves ETS allocation plan -media
China’s State Council has approved an allocation plan for the power sector’s trial emissions trading system, local media reported Thursday, a sign that the government is on track to launch the simulated market this year as planned.
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China slashes power prices to boost industry, paving way for further reform
China will cut power prices for industrial and commercial users by around 10%, a move likely to squeeze the profits of monopoly grid companies and major generators and pave the way for further power market reforms.
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CP Daily: Wednesday April 18, 2018
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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ANALYSIS: Ontario, Quebec’s offset rules development back on track, but concerns persist
Ontario and Quebec’s offset protocol development is back on track after a policy debate delayed around half of the 13 being designed, but concerns remain on the approach the provinces have decided to take.
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Environmental Advisor, Air Emissions and Greenhouse Gases, TransCanada – Calgary
Reporting to the Manager, Environmental Governance and Programs, this position will be an integral part of a team responsible for conducting technical analysis on greenhouse gas and air emissions in support of corporate environmental reporting.
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Program Associate, Linden Trust for Conservation – New York City
This is a unique opportunity to join a small, unusually qualified, and highly experienced professional team working on cutting-edge initiatives to advance climate policy in the U.S. in an extremely results-oriented setting.
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Economic and legal headache would follow doubtful Ontario exit from WCI -experts
Although stakeholders believe that Ontario is unlikely to abandon its cap-and-trade programme should the Progressive Conservatives (PC) win the upcoming June provincial election, an exit from the WCI market could yield multiple economic and legal problems.
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EU Market: EUAs rise as buyers step in ahead of compliance deadline
EU carbon prices resumed their upward trajectory on Wednesday despite another weak auction, as traders said buyers were looking to square their positions ahead of the annual compliance deadline.
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Role of ETS in question as EU gears up to revamp long term climate strategy
The role of the ETS in meeting the EU’s long-term climate goals is being called into question all across Europe as Brussels prepares to revamp its strategy underpinning the targets.
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Carbon trader becomes new CEO of Tianjin Climate Exchange
A Beijing-based trader with China Carbon Futures left the company on Wednesday to take up the position of CEO of the Tianjin Climate Exchange.
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Business groups urge leaders to keep Australia’s NEG alive
A group of major Australia's business groups and other organisations on Wednesday urged state leaders to not ditch the proposed National Energy Guarantee (NEG) at a crunch meeting later this week.
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CP Daily: Tuesday April 17, 2018
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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EU Market: EUAs sink back below €14 as energy prices drop
European carbon prices ended a run of seven straight days of gains on Tuesday, slipping back from the previous session’s seven-year peak as key energy prices also took a tumble.
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RGGI to conduct second auction of 2018 on June 13
RGGI will hold its second allowance auction of the year on June 13, following March’s sold-out auction that featured a near two-year high in compliance-oriented purchasing.
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Senior Origination and Sustainability Manager, ALLCOT – Madrid
ALLCOT is currently looking for a Senior Origination and Sustainability Manager under the supervision of the Technical director of the company. You will be responsible for the management of the team based in Madrid to work on national and international projects to reduce GHG emissions and to provide sustainability consultancy services.
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Corporate Trader (Italy), Vertis – Budapest/Madrid/Brussels
A top environmental commodities trading firm is looking for a CORPORATE TRADER – CARBON MARKETS. Position based in Budapest, Madrid or Brussels.
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