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News and intelligence on carbon markets, greenhouse gas pricing, and climate policy
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VCM Report: VER prices resume bullish 2021 path as first GEO futures trade
Voluntary emission reduction (VER) values trended higher this week as the first Global Emissions Offset (GEO) futures contracts transacted on Monday, while elevated interest in North American forestry and other project types provided a further boost.
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EU Market: EUAs slip further as observers see little to jumpstart prices
EUS eased further on Monday, defying stronger energy and equity markets as analysts struck a more measured tone to the bullish projections of recent weeks.
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Utah power plant to analyse hydrogen storage for electricity decarbonisation
A Utah-based power plant that supplies electricity to California cap-and-trade emitters will be part of a study evaluating the cost effectiveness and efficiency of hydrogen energy storage, two companies announced Monday.
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Nepal becomes twelfth country to ink World Bank REDD agreement
Nepal has signed a deal with the World Bank-led Forest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF) to lower emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, the country announced Friday.
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Three EU nations set a high bar for EU carbon market reforms
The EU should maintain its supply-adjusting MSR rate through 2030 and revise rules for cancelling surplus carbon market allowances, three of the EU’s most climate-ambitious nations have urged.
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Project Lead Hydrogen Policy, Agora Energiewende – Brussels
To strengthen Agora Energiewende's team, we are seeking a Project Lead for European Hydrogen Policy and the European Energy Transition based in Brussels.
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Program Manager, Climate Policy – Metro Vancouver
Our Parks & Environment Department is seeking a Program Manager, Climate Policy who will lead Metro Vancouver’s climate action policy and planning function with a focus on the development and implementation of Climate 2050, Metro Vancouver’s regional climate action strategy.
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China’s State Grid releases carbon neutral action plan, vows to accommodate ETS
China’s State Grid Corp. released a ‘carbon peaking and carbon neutral’ action plan on Monday, outlining a raft of measures it will take over the next few years, including making sure the national ETS can have a bigger impact on electricity emissions.
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Australia Market Roundup: Regulator issues 536,000 offsets as govt launches CCS fund
Australia’s Clean Energy Regulator has issued well over half a million carbon credits over the past week but revoked two projects, while the government on Monday launched its A$50 million ($39 mln) carbon capture development fund.
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Director Climate Change Finance Division, Government of Kiribati – Tarawa, Kiribati
GOK requires a technical finance adviser to continue to lead the establishment of a new Climate Finance Division and provide strategic guidance to the division and develop a strategic approach to accessing multilateral funds for climate finance.
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China eyes late June start for trading in ETS
Trading in China’s national carbon market is slated to start in late June, the ecology and environment ministry has said.
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CP Daily: Friday February 26, 2021
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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Emitters and financials hold WCI positions firm before Q1 auction results
California cap-and-trade regulated entities and speculators kept positions largely unchanged on the secondary market over the past week as they waited for the results of the first WCI auction of the year, according to US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data published Friday.
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EU Market: EUAs fall again to weaken bulls’ resolve, despite 13% monthly gain
EUAs lost almost a euro on Friday to end the week near-flat, weighed by weakness across wider financial markets and testing the resolve of bulls seeking a rapid return to records levels above €40.
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US Carbon Pricing and LCFS Roundup for week ending Feb. 26, 2021
A summary of legislative and regulatory action on carbon pricing, clean fuel standards, and clean energy at the US subnational and federal level this week, including developments related to the national social cost of carbon (SCC), Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and California.
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H2 & CCUS External Advisor, BP – London
Responsible for providing regulatory affairs support through assessing the impact of the changing regulatory environment on the business, carrying out specific pieces of research on regulatory developments, coordinating briefings, managing information holdings and managing relationships, especially with regulatory bodies and institutions.
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Developer dismisses need for California ODS protocol expansion, as stakeholders back controversial revisions
A leading ozone-depleting substance (ODS) developer has opposed the expansion of California's compliance offset protocol, while many stakeholders backed a task force’s recommendations to reduce the invalidation period for credits and enable cap-and-trade emitters to transact their unused utilisation limits, according to public comments.
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Associate Director, Carbon & Energy, Jacobs – London
Within our Water and Environment business our Carbon and Energy team advises clients on the challenges and opportunities regarding climate change and sustainability issues including; decentralised, decarbonised generation and energy transition, as well as carbon accounting, policy and regulatory support.
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ANALYSIS: Prospects limited for EU carbon market speculation curbs after missed opportunities
The prospects for allowance holding limits in the EU carbon market seem limited as officials have already passed up several chances to curb investor power, even after lawmakers flagged warnings.
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Major EU cement firms see output near pre-COVID levels, expect gains in 2021
Two of the EU’s largest cement producers have flagged signs of recovery and output reaching pre-COVID levels in Q4 2020, the ETS-covered firms said in results this week, while expecting a 2021 demand increase from government stimulus packages.
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