CARBON FORWARD 2019 – EU renewable credit prices stumble ahead of France auction debut
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Read MoreNorway halts forest payments to Brazil
Norway has halted payments to the Amazon Fund for deforestation efforts in Brazil, claiming the Bolsonaro government has broken the terms of their agreement.
Read MoreSK Market: Korean CO2 prices extend record highs though auction settles lower
South Korean carbon allowances hit a new record high on Wednesday as emitters continued to acquire whatever little volume was available in the market, although the afternoon’s government auction settled well below the secondary market.
Read MoreSK Market: KAUs hit 30,000 won as buyers left with no choice but to pay up
The record-breaking trend in South Korea’s emissions market continued Tuesday with KAUs hitting 30,000 won ($24.59) for the first time as the wide gap between demand and supply kept pushing prices up.
Read MoreCARBON FORWARD 2019 – Stick or twist: investors came to the EU ETS, but will they go?
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Read MoreSK Market: KAUs set fresh record highs amid intense compliance demand
South Korea’s ETS prices surged 2.4% on Monday to close at fresh record highs, driven by frantic demand from emitters amid limited supply ahead of next month’s compliance deadline.
Read MoreSouth Korean firms sign major CDM deal in Bangladesh
Korea Midland Power and trading firm Ecoeye have signed a deal with subsidiaries of Bangadesh’s state-owned oil and gas firm PetroBangla to develop a CDM project that will generate some 1 million carbon credits annually for use in the South Korean emissions trading scheme.
Read MoreSK Market: Korean CO2 permits hit record highs amid supply shortage
South Korean CO2 allowances rose to all-time highs in Thursday trade as demand continued to outweigh the slow trickle of supply in a market deemed short overall, forcing emitters to consider borrowing from future allocation.
Read MoreSK Market: Korean CO2 auction clears below secondary market
South Korea sold all 550,000 carbon allowances on offer in its July auction held Wednesday, with permits clearing well below secondary market prices.
Read MoreBY THE NUMBERS: Data sheds light on unused CER supply, Kyoto unit trading
There remains more than 860 million unused CERs – a massive supply of offsets that could potentially be tapped by airlines to comply with ICAO’s CORSIA scheme or which could find its way into the Paris Agreement era.
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