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NGOs call for EU-wide gas phaseout by 2035
European NGOs are calling for the EU to phase out gas by 2035, as the 27-nation bloc is finalising major pieces of legislation that will set energy and climate policy for the decades ahead.
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SK Market: KAUs fall to fresh 5-year low as buyers call the shots
South Korean carbon permits slumped 9.7% in Thursday trade to hit their lowest levels since Feb. 2016, as buyers are faced with a market flush with supply.
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CP Daily: Wednesday June 16, 2021
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California offset prices hit historic discounts as CCAs surge
California Carbon Offset (CCO) discounts are widening as California Carbon Allowance (CCA) prices spike amid a flurry of speculative interest, with some traders observing limited demand for credits.
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Euro Markets: EUAs buckle under UK auction pressure, reach parity with British units
EUAs gave back early gains on Wednesday as the fortnightly UK auction again weighed on Europe's carbon markets, with UK Allowances hitting a new low to trade at parity with their EU counterparts for the first time.
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UN shipping body postpones decision over global carbon levy, R&D fund
The International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) environment committee on Wednesday discussed the introduction of a global carbon levy for ships but decided to postpone this and other decisions to an upcoming meeting in November.
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New Israeli environment minister eyes carbon pricing, but prospects seem dim
Israel’s new environment minister has pledged to try to advance legislation that would put a price on the country’s carbon emissions, but observers are not giving her efforts favourable odds of succeeding.
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RFS Market: RINs unravel further on report of flat biofuel quotas for 2021-22
Biofuel credit (RIN) values tanked for the fourth consecutive day on Wednesday after a news outlet reported the US EPA may opt to keep Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) blending obligations flat or slightly below previous levels for the next two years in response to soaring costs under the programme.
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Nova Scotia’s June carbon auction clears 75% above floor price
Nova Scotia’s June 9 cap-and-trade sale cleared nearly 75% above the 2021 auction reserve price, making the settlement the largest premium in the history of the programme, market sources said.
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S&P Global Platts adds carbon neutral LNG to voluntary offset assessment portfolio
S&P Global Platts on Wednesday began assessing prices for carbon neutral LNG to tender to the growing interest across global energy markets to bundle carbon credits with LNG shipments.
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*Carbon Assets Portfolio Manager, KliK – Zurich
*PREMIUM LISTING - Develop and manage the KliK portfolio of Article 6.2 greenhouse gas mitigation programs globally.
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*International Relation Manager, KliK – Zurich
*PREMIUM LISTING - Develop and maintain the channels, through which the KliK Foundation promotes, identifies, supports programs worldwide and operates respective platforms in partner countries.
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Australia Market Roundup: EDL nets 440,000 ACCUs as AGL expands carbon neutral offering
The Clean Energy Regulator has issued around 400,000 carbon credits to two landfill gas sites operated by EDL, while utility AGL on Wednesday announced it has expanded carbon neutral offerings to span its entire product line.
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NZ Market: NZUs soar to new record high on bullish sentiment
New Zealand carbon allowances sped past NZ$41 ($29.27) in Wednesday trade, hitting yet another all-time high as anticipated ETS changes, limited supply, and pre-auction speculation have all helped push the spot contract up more than 11% since the beginning of the month.
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South Korea’s ruling party leader pushes for stronger climate target
South Korea should set a 2030 emissions target of at least 40% below 2017 levels, the leader of the ruling Democratic Party said Wednesday, a move that would nearly double the country’s carbon-cutting efforts over the next decade.
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CP Daily: Tuesday June 15, 2021
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UK campaigner mulls appeal after losing court case to price incinerator GHGs -media
A British campaigner is considering an appeal after losing a High Court case against the UK government’s decision to exclude waste incinerators from its carbon market, media reported on Tuesday.
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NA Markets: CCA prices spike to another all-time high on thin sell-side volume
California Carbon Allowance (CCA) prices surged on the secondary market for a second consecutive day on Tuesday, with the benchmark contract edging close to the $22 level.
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RFS Market: RIN prices extend freefall as possible refiner relief weighs
RIN prices continued their recent plunge on Tuesday, having now lost a quarter of their value in three days as traders digested reports of possible Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) compliance relief and more analysts predicted a downturn in biofuel credit values.
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Massachusetts GWSA carbon auction settlement rebounds 20% even as bidding declines
The auction clearing price in Massachusetts’ Global Warming Solutions Act (GWSA) cap-and-trade programme rebounded significantly at the June sale after hitting all-time lows earlier this year, though allowance demand tapered off at the third quarterly auction, according to results released Tuesday.
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