EU carbon prices to see “modest” recovery in 2025 -analysts
EUA prices will see a “modest” recovery in 2025, driven by a series of mildly bullish factors, a European investment bank said Wednesday.
Read MoreElectrifying EU industry can reduce emissions by 78% -report
The electrification of European industries would see a huge cut carbon emissions from the sector based on existing technologies, while also improving the bloc’s competitiveness with energy independence and greater efficiency, according to a new report Thursday.
Read MoreEuro Markets: EUAs jump to 8-day high ahead of afternoon options expiry before easing back
European carbon prices ended Wednesday modestly firmer after they rose sharply ahead of the expiry of the December options contract and fell back afterwards, while weekly positioning data showed investment funds continued to add to their net long positions last week, amassing the biggest bullish bias in 20 months.
Read MoreBank warns that consensus around tight EUA market in 2026 could be blown off course
Consensus there will be sharp tightening in the EU ETS market in 2026 could be shocked when new free allocation numbers are published by the EU Commission, an investment bank has warned.
Read MoreFEATURE: EU weighs touchy question of whether to count international carbon credits towards CBAM
The EU is weighing how its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) should treat the international credits included in the carbon pricing schemes of other countries — with climate experts and industry representatives divided on whether these should be deductible from border fees.
Read MoreBullishness temporarily returning to EU carbon market amid allowance, gas supply squeezes -analysts
European carbon prices are rising as renewed uncertainty over gas supplies and adverse weather conditions lift demand for allowances, analysts said, predicting that EUAs could climb into the mid-€70s within the next month as new supply flows are briefly halted.
Read MoreCross-party MEP group calls on EU to prioritise ‘Industrial Carbon Management’
A cross-party group of 30 EU Parliament lawmakers has called on the European Commission to prioritise Industrial Carbon Management (ICM) technologies in the coming five-year mandate.
Read MoreTurkiye offering €2.8 mln to help it transpose EU ETS Directive into national law
Turkiye has launched a €2.8-mln tender seeking a contractor to help it transpose the EU ETS Directive into national law and analyse the impact of the bloc’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on the country.
Read MoreEuro Markets: EUAs erase Monday losses amid options hedging volatility, stronger prompt power
European carbon prices erased their losses from Monday, tracking movements in front-month natural gas, a strengthening power market, and fluctuating between two key options strike prices, as the market positioned itself ahead of Wednesday’s options expiry.
Read MoreBalancing power generation technologies could save €65 trillion by 2050, cut carbon by 21% -report
The deployment of balancing power generation technologies such as flexible gas-fired plants and energy storage, alongside renewables, could slash cumulative power system costs by €65 trillion and cut carbon emissions by 21% by 2050, according to a new report.
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