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EU ETS

Why are big EU polluters moaning about carbon leakage?

Why are big EU polluters moaning about carbon leakage?

ANALYSIS: Industries like cement and steel threaten to move jobs overseas if the price of emissions rises, in a challenge to climate goals

EU carbon market compromise pleases no-one

EU carbon market compromise pleases no-one

NEWS: Environmentalists criticise freebies to polluters, while business lobby claims carbon costs will drive manufacturing overseas

Battle over carbon freebies ahead of EU policy launch

Battle over carbon freebies ahead of EU policy launch

NEWS: As heavy industries lobby for carbon price relief, experts warn against weakening flagship EU climate policy

Carbon pricing winning favour with tiger economies

Carbon pricing winning favour with tiger economies

NEWS: As China readies nationwide carbon trading market, the likes of South Africa and Kazakhstan are developing carbon pricing

Can carbon pricing be a climate saviour?

ANALYSIS: Businesses and top officials in Barcelona for the Carbon Expo support moves to make polluters pay, but don’t expect miracles

EU-Swiss carbon market link raises fears of diluted climate ambition

NEWS: Carbon Market Watch calls for safeguards as emissions trading pact sets precedent for China and South Korea tie-ins

EU to take carbon market decision the size of Cambodia

EU to take carbon market decision the size of Cambodia

NEWS: The difference between two options on reforms to key climate policy is 153 million tonnes CO2, say analysts

Economists warn of "lost decade" risk for EU carbon market

Economists warn of “lost decade” risk for EU carbon market

NEWS: Ahead of key European Parliament vote next Tuesday, researchers urge early reform to prop up flagship climate policy

European lawmakers fail to approve carbon market reforms

European lawmakers fail to approve carbon market reforms

NEWS: Future of the EU flagship climate policy remains uncertain after inconclusive industrial committee vote

South Korea launches Asia's first national carbon market

South Korea launches Asia’s first national carbon market

NEWS: Allowances traded at US$7-8 a tonne, a similar price to Europe’s emissions trading system

Beijing reveals bottom-up approach to national carbon market

NEWS: Chinese central government will set regional caps on emissions and leave distribution of permits to provincial authorities

EU efficiency push could counter Russian energy dominance

EU efficiency push could counter Russian energy dominance

NEWS: A 35% energy efficiency target for 2030 would wipe out reliance on Russian gas, says UK think-tank IPPR

Why carbon markets should top Ban Ki-moon's climate agenda

Why carbon markets should top Ban Ki-moon’s climate agenda

INTERVIEW: Carbon markets cut emissions at the right price, says Dirk Forrister, and next month’s summit is a chance to get public support

Free emissions permits may stifle EU industry - studies

Free emissions permits may stifle EU industry – studies

NEWS: Polluting industries are earning windfall profits which may ultimately undermine them says UK report

Carbon market 'hot air' undermining EU’s climate strategy

Carbon market ‘hot air’ undermining EU’s climate strategy

NEWS: carbon credit surplus hindering Europe’s emissions trading scheme from operating effectively, say analysts

EU proposes more time for long-haul airlines to cut CO2

EU negotiators agree tentative deal that stops the clock longer on emissions trading for intercontinental flights

Global carbon market could grow to $87 billion in 2014

Global carbon market could grow to $87 billion in 2014

Volumes traded in EU, USA and China could see markets grow 3% this year say Thomson Reuters Point Carbon

Flights in EU airspace could face new carbon levy from 2014

Flights in EU airspace could face new carbon levy from 2014

European Commission statement this morning confirmed it plans to revise the EU ETS to ensure all flights in “European regional airspace” participate

Aviation industry unlikely to agree emissions reduction deal until 2016

Aviation industry unlikely to agree emissions reduction deal until 2016

Draft text to be presented at ICAO Council meeting next week suggests decision on global deal will be delayed

Cheap carbon offsets could strengthen aviation emissions goals

Cheap carbon offsets could strengthen aviation emissions goals

Cost of carbon offsetting so cheap that the aviation industry could adopt more ambitious reduction targets, says economist

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