Carbon Pulse
News and intelligence on carbon markets, greenhouse gas pricing, and climate policy
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ICAO signs up non-profit to provide CORSIA market analysis
UN aviation body ICAO has struck a deal with a non-profit carbon markets data service to provide regular analysis on the CORSIA offsetting market in an effort to support its airline members.
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EEX opens registration for German buildings and transport ETS buyers
German exchange EEX has begun the process of registering participants in the country’s domestic emissions trading system for transport and buildings (nEHS), the Leipzig-based bourse said on Tuesday.
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Euro Markets: Midday Brief
Carbon built on the previous session's gains on Tuesday as energy prices recovered from early losses, amid a decline in trading activity as the holiday season reached its peak.
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NGO readies early Australian blue carbon offset scheme
The Nature Conservancy is working on a coastal wetlands restoration project in South Australia that could be among the first in the country to earn offsets once the government finalises a method for blue carbon projects.
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NZ Market: NZUs climb to new record high as available supply remain strained
New Zealand carbon allowances carved out a new record high in Tuesday trade, as limited available supply and healthy demand look set to fuel a new push towards the NZ$50 cost containment reserve trigger.
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Sichuan govt backs massive scale-up of voluntary forest carbon projects
China’s Sichuan province aims to increase its forest and grassland coverage to 2 million hectares by 2025 by generating carbon offsets for voluntary buyers at home and abroad, according to an action plan published this week.
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Australian developer hires energy market veteran to drive DAC project
Offset developer Corporate Carbon has hired an Australian energy market veteran to drive the development of a pilot direct air capture (DAC) project.
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CP Daily: Monday August 2, 2021
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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Oxfam urges tougher line on ‘implausible rates’ of nature offsetting
Governments and companies are relying too heavily on nature offsets, distracting from urgent emissions reductions and risking global food security, according to a report published Tuesday by development charity Oxfam.
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Headwinds stand in way of €100 EUAs by 2025, analysts warn
Tighter supply balances could help EU carbon prices climb above €100 by 2025, analysts said, but ahead of that the market faces some near-term headwinds.
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Regional Operations Manager, AgriGrove Pty Ltd – Rockhampton & Capricorn Coast, Australia
Reporting to the National Operations Manager, this is a key role within the organisation which is responsible for the management of AgriProve's portfolio of soil carbon projects under the Emissions Reduction Fund (ERF) in the region.
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VCM Report: VER bull run storms ahead, CME logs inaugural trades of nature-based offset futures
Voluntary emissions reduction (VER) prices across multiple product categories in the voluntary carbon market (VCM) extended record highs this week, as CME Group’s nature-based carbon offset futures contract transacted for the first time on Monday.
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Carbon Credits Trader, Targray – Houston
Targray is building a new Carbon Credits Trading desk, and is looking for Carbon Credits Traders: A head trader, and individual or teams of traders, including sales traders.
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Israel to tax carbon from 2023
Israel will from 2023 introduce a carbon tax that the government said will be the “cornerstone” of the country’s new climate action plan.
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California generation shifts to carbon-emitting sources during heat wave, as Q2 emissions soar
California power consumption climbed throughout July as the Golden State experienced continued hot weather, while grid operator California Independent System Operator (CAISO) reported much higher Q2 emissions this year due to an increase in carbon-emitting sources.
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UK sets Cost Containment Mechanism trigger at highest level yet
The UK government has set the trigger price for the UK ETS Cost Containment Mechanism for the period from August to October at its highest level to date, raising the likelihood that no additional allowances would come into the market before the end of the year.
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Ukrainian government adopts upgraded NDC, pledges 65% GHG cut
The Ukrainian government agreed on Friday the country’s upgraded nationally-determined countribution (NDC) to the Paris Agreement, although its new 2030 climate objective is already well within reach.
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Massachusetts GWSA carbon market emissions surge again in Q2, as YTD trend points to surplus draw
Emissions regulated under Massachusetts’ Global Warming Solutions Act (GWSA) cap-and-trade programme soared for the second consecutive quarter as the removal of coronavirus restrictions led to an uptick in power demand, according to data.
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News Corp to buy commodity reporting agency OPIS for $1.2 bln
Rupert Murdoch-controlled media company News Corp announced Monday it will acquire commodity price reporting agency Oil Price Information Service (OPIS), as the media giant aims to incorporate news on carbon credits and the global energy transition into its intelligence offerings.
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Euro Markets: Midday Update
EUAs kicked off August on a strong note on Monday morning, climbing to their highest in more than two weeks as the energy complex continued to gain ground.
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