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Malaysia eyes late 2022 start for domestic carbon market
Malaysia plans to launch a domestic emissions trading market late next year, beginning with voluntary offset trade before rolling out an ETS at a later date, the country’s environment minister said Wednesday.
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Inpex inks four more “carbon neutral” gas deals
Inpex, Japan’s largest oil and gas operator, has signed four separate carbon neutral gas agreements with local Japanese gas and power companies, the company has announced.
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CP Daily: Tuesday November 30, 2021
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New Zealand carbon auction clears at new record high
The New Zealand government on Wednesday sold all the allowances on offer in its quarterly NZU auction at a record high price, immediately pushing the secondary market into unchartered territory.
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Program Officer, Innovations, Verra – Washington DC/Remote
Verra is seeking a Program Officer to support the development of cutting-edge and high-impact digitalized carbon methodologies and digital project monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) tools.
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California watchdog to ‘more pointedly’ call out allowance glut, suspect offsets
A California independent advisory committee laid out options on Tuesday for how the state’s cap-and-trade programme could better align with climate targets while highlighting issues such as carbon border measures and the spike of non-compliance trading, as it debated its annual recommendations.
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UK industrial innovation funding shows modest signs of driving abatement
A UK government fund to award clean industry innovation could have a modest impact in driving down emissions in ETS-covered sectors if all companies adopted the technologies, programme data results released on Tuesday suggested.
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UK ETS regulator to announce intervention decision within 2 weeks after cost containment triggered
The UK ETS Authority will announce by Dec. 14 how it will respond to a three-month rise in UK Allowance prices that has taken the market above the threshold for possible intervention, the regulator said late Tuesday.
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Think-tank boss appointed to Germany’s economy and climate ‘super-ministry’
The incoming German coalition government on Tuesday appointed the head of environmental think-tank Agora Energiewende as the top official in the new administration's beefed-up economy and climate ministry.
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Brussels aims to target foreign producers in methane-cutting efforts
The EU should focus on cutting methane emissions from foreign energy producers while improving monitoring of its own relatively smaller output, EU sources said on Tuesday, outlining the bloc's upcoming plans to help meet the aims of the recently adopted Global Methane Pledge.
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PREVIEW: Traders unsure whether Q4 RGGI auction will unleash excess volume
The quarterly RGGI auction on Wednesday is set to clear at a new peak after allowance prices soared this fall, though a retracement following a surprising WCI sale result last week has left traders with mixed thoughts on whether bids will be high enough to trigger the programme’s Cost Containment Reserve.
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UPDATE – Undersubscribed Nova Scotia carbon auction clears at floor, C$15 below previous sale
Nova Scotia’s fourth cap-and-trade auction cleared failed to sell out and cleared at the scheme's price floor, the provincial government announced Tuesday.
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UN aviation body rejects all three applicants to provide CORSIA offset credits
UN aviation body ICAO’s Council has rejected all three of this year’s applications for eligibility under its CORSIA carbon offsetting scheme, failing to add the land-based initiatives to the seven programmes approved to date to provide airlines with a supply of carbon credits.
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Euro Markets: Midday Update
EU carbon prices were firmer in early Tuesday trading as fundamental factors supported the market and energy prices continued to forge higher.
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ICE to launch index-based carbon futures as UK permits make their debut
ICE is set to revamp its carbon price index to include UK emissions allowances, and will offer a new futures contract to track it.
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China’s Sinopec starts construction of 300 MW green hydrogen project
Sinopec, China’s state-controlled oil refining, gas, and petrochemical giant, has begun construction of a green hydrogen facility in Xinjiang, the company said on Tuesday.
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Chinese province weighs carbon restrictions for new industrial projects
One of China’s most energy intensive provinces is drafting regulations that would require industrial companies to slash existing emissions before they can develop new projects.
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Australia to launch pilot scheme for voluntary emissions targets
Australia on Tuesday announced a pilot scheme that will show big emitters’ progress towards their voluntary emissions commitments, including the use of carbon credits.
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CP Daily: Monday November 29, 2021
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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