Carbon Pulse

A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.

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.

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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The full EU Parliament on Tuesday gave its approval to two bills that extend to 2030 emissions goals from sectors outside the EU ETS, giving a select number of richer EU states the option of cancelling some ETS allowances to help meet the their targets more easily.

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EU ETS stakeholders are expecting further changes to the carbon market as most believe recently-agreed reforms aren’t enough to meet the bloc’s long-term climate goals, a report found on Tuesday.

China will have to cut production levels in its most polluting industries by 30% by the end of next decade to meet the government’s air pollution targets, but has the opportunity to build a clean tech market worth $3.2 trillion along the way, according to a study released Tuesday.

New Zealand on Tuesday established the Interim Climate Change Committee, which will explore whether and how to bring agriculture into the nation’s emissions trading scheme.

Australia’s main opposition party on Tuesday embraced draft changes to the National Energy Guarantee (NEG) it said would make the policy work like an emission intensity trading scheme, but maintained the government-set emission target and approach to state renewable goals were unacceptable.

A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.

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The Ontario government has released a framework for its voluntary offset programme, approving three quantification methodologies under an ‘open architecture’ approach that doesn’t limit project types.

Blockchain-based carbon credit platform Poseidon has committed to spend its first tranche of cash to buying Peruvian REDD credits from UK-based Ecosphere+, as part of an initiative offering a voluntary carbon credit platform for retailers.

New York's grid operator has floated options for how the state might apply a carbon price to the price of traded electricity in concert with RGGI, with one alternative requiring that power suppliers provide more data than is currently required.

EU carbon prices briefly climbed to a new seven-year high above €14 on Monday, gaining for the seventh consecutive session as observers pointed to further gains.

Australia’s federal government over the weekend issued a new discussion paper on the National Energy Guarantee (NEG), shrugging off massive criticism to stand firm on the scheme’s overall emissions ambition, approach to state-based renewables targets and use of carbon offsets.