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Financials cut, emitters add to California carbon position
Speculators reduced their net length in California Carbon Allowances (CCAs) during the past week, while compliance entities boosted their position and whittled down their overall net short amid the October contract expiry, according to US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data published Friday.
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Associate Program Officer, Program Team, Verra – Washington DC/Remote
Verra is looking for a multitasker Junior Program Officer to perform a variety of administrative tasks for the day to day operation of the Program Team and help manage the processing of projects and stakeholder inquiries coming to Verra Secretariat for Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) Program, the Jurisdictional and Nested REDD+ framework (JNR), the Climate, Community & Biodiversity (CCB) Standards and the Sustainable Development Verified Impact Standard (SD VISta).
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COP26: US eyes less than $100/tonne DAC technology to hit net zero
The US Department of Energy (DOE) on Friday announced a goal to slash the cost of direct air capture (DAC) to under $100/tonne by 2030, saying otherwise nations will not stay within the bounds of Paris Agreement temperature limits.
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Uniper’s capped European emissions rise 38% amid energy price surge, while Enel also ups fossil generation
Germany-based utility Uniper saw its ETS-covered emissions surge during Q3 as some of its coal facilities powered up, while Italy's Enel reported less of a rise in its fossil-fuel fired-generation.
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LCFS Market: California credits fall back to 3.5-year low as Q2 surplus weighs
California Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) values slid further into the $150 range this week as market participants continued to process a bearish data release for the transportation sector programme in Q2.
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Euro Markets: Midday Update
EUAs once again tested their recent resistance level after failing to breach it conclusively on Thursday, while energy markets were generally firmer as traders prepared to watch for signs of an increase in Russian gas supplies. A Carbon Pulse subscription is required to read this content. Subscribe today to access our unrivalled news and intelligence, […]
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Australia Market Roundup: ACCU bull run won’t let up, as ERAC defends major offset method
Australian carbon credits rose to a fresh high again on Friday, while a study commissioned by the committee safeguarding the integrity of domestic offset units concluded that one of the nation’s biggest-generating methods stands up to scrutiny.
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Exchange ICE makes first foray into voluntary carbon market
The Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) plans to launch its first nature-based carbon credit futures contract, the world's largest carbon market exchange operator said Friday, marking its first move into the fast-growing voluntary emissions trading space.
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COP26 Roundup: Day 5 – Nov. 5
Delegates at COP26 in Glasgow are nearing the end of the first week, but with everything still in play on issues such as the future of carbon markets.
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CN Markets: Trading volumes rise in China’s carbon market as compliance deadline nears, but prices stable
There was a significant uptick in allowance and offset trading volumes in China’s market over the past week with the 2019 and 2020 compliance deadline now just six weeks away, but price movement was limited.
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CP Daily: Thursday November 4, 2021
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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COP26: Article 6 emissions trade awaits breakthroughs as new text ordered
UN negotiations to finalise a Paris Agreement Article 6 rulebook on international emissions trade ploughed on through Wednesday, with officials ordering a second text to be crafted overnight.
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Irish government unveils “transformational” strategy to help it catch up with climate goals
The Irish government has unveiled a new climate change strategy that it said will help it halve the country’s GHG emissions by 2030 and to achieve net zero by mid-century.
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COP26: Poland keeps 2049 coal exit date despite pledge, market projections
Poland's climate minister Anna Moskwa on Thursday confirmed that her country has no intention to bring forward its 2049 coal exit date despite signing on to a global pledge to consign the fuel to history.
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COP26: Steel decarbonisation rises on int’l agenda as border measures eyed
High-level initiatives promoting ‘near-zero steel’ at COP26 talks this week have helped shift discussions away from technology-agnostic emissions targets, with a growing club of supportive nations showing signs of a parallel push to impose border measures on dirtier producers.
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Euro Markets: EUAs fail to hold above technical resistance after hitting 3-week high
EUAs broke above persistent resistance to reach a three-week high near €61.50, but selling once again emerged to push prices back to the €59-60 range they have occupied for much of the past few weeks.
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NA Markets: CCA bull run halts near $32, RGGI allowances fluctuate after Virginia election
California Carbon Allowances (CCAs) ripped to a new all-time high this week as options activity heated up close to the 2021 WCI auction reserve price, while RGGI Allowance (RGA) values experienced a volatile stretch as Virginia voters elected a Republican governor and House of Delegates.
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California cap-and-trade emissions crash 10% in pandemic-afflicted 2020
GHG output under California’s WCI-linked carbon market plunged 10% in 2020 as impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic weighed across economic sectors, according to data posted by state regulator ARB on Thursday.
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Paris target within reach as Glasgow pledges chart path to 1.8C of warming – IEA
The world is on track to limit warming to 1.8C this century as updated national pledges and joint commitments to slash methane emissions ratchet down GHG projections, the IEA said on Thursday, the first time the Paris Agreement goal has come within reach.
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*Carbon Project Developer, Nature-Based Solutions, ClimatePartner – Munich
*PREMIUM LISTING – As part of the Carbon Offset & Green Energy Services (COGES) team, you will be responsible for screening, planning, developing and managing GHG emission reductions projects. You will have a strong background and focus on nature-based solutions, carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) projects and community-based projects and methodologies.
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