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Draft EU carbon market reform proposal seeks to tighten industry’s free allocation -sources
The EU's upcoming carbon market reform proposal will seek to place further conditions on free allowance allocation to energy-intensive industries, according to sources familiar with a draft document.
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EU carbon needs to rise further to protect gas-fired power, data show
Despite a week-long rally that has added more than 6% to EUA prices, carbon needs to rise even higher in order to restore natural gas’ advantage over coal in EU power generation, updated data show.
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China delays start of trading in carbon market
Trading in China’s national emissions trading scheme will not start this month as planned, the carbon exchange in Shanghai confirmed on Monday, though it remains unclear when trading can begin or what has caused the latest setback for the market.
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Leaked draft suggests Brussels planning early EU ETS supply cuts, inclusion of int’l shipping
The European Commission is planning carbon market reform proposals that would adjust downwards the scheme’s annual cap cut earlier than originally foreseen, while bringing into the ETS emissions from shipping routes outside of EU waters, according to a leaked draft seen by media.
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UK carbon prices to stick near £50 for now but could easily double by 2023 -analysts
UK carbon allowances are likely to hover around the £50 mark through next year, analysts said, though a number of bullish developments on the radar could easily see prices double by 2023.
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Oregon legislature passes ambitious clean energy bill that sets 100% goal
Oregon Democrats passed legislation on Saturday that would require 100% clean energy within two decades, marking one of the strongest renewables goals in the US.
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Key govt advisor says cement, aluminium to be brought into China ETS in 2022
Cement and electrolytic aluminium producers will “definitely” be included into China’s national CO2 emissions trading scheme next year, a government advisor and key member of the team that designs the scheme said.
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CP Daily: Friday June 25, 2021
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Speculators’ CCA length sees more gradual rises as prices hit new peak
California Carbon Allowance (CCA) positions held by financial firms increased slightly over the past week, but the week-on-week gains slowed considerably after seeing a torrid pace over the previous month, according to US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data published Friday.
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UPDATE – US Carbon Pricing and LCFS Roundup for week ending June 25, 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 in federal methane regulations, California, and Iowa.
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Euro Markets: EUAs extend 5-week rally to bring all-time high back into view
EUAs stretched their five-week rally on Friday after a strong auction, but then slipped back on pre-weekend profit-taking to notch a solid 6.1% weekly gain to leave prices within reach of their record.
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California gasoline sales gain YoY in March for first time since pandemic began
California gasoline consumption recorded the first year-on-year rise for 13 months in March, but the COVID-19 pandemic is continuing to push Golden State gas fuel demand beneath historic levels, according to state data released this week.
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French govt advisors suggest creation of EU carbon central bank
Several economic advisors to the French government have suggested an EU carbon central bank as an alternative to a price corridor to manage long-term carbon price stability, according to a paper released on Friday.
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UPDATE – US Supreme Court overturns biofuel waiver ruling in victory for small refiners
Small refineries regulated under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) do not need to continuously receive compliance waivers to qualify for such relief in future years, the US Supreme Court ruled Friday in a split decision that overturned a lower court ruling.
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EU carbon price plans for buildings and transport “political suicide”, says lead ENVI lawmaker
Bringing buildings and road transport into the EU ETS would be “political suicide” because of the cost the bloc’s poorest families would bear, according to the European Parliament’s environment committee chair.
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Bhutan to set up carbon fund to help finance climate plans
Bhutan has submitted an updated NDC to the UN, pledging to remain carbon neutral but also planning a number of climate initiatives that it plans to finance in part through a carbon fund and a domestic REDD+ programme.
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