ANNOUNCEMENT: UK to exit EU ETS under ‘no deal’ Brexit, says govt
The UK will be excluded from participating in the EU ETS under a ‘no deal’ Brexit scenario, the government announced late on Friday.
Read MoreSwitzerland to introduce carbon floor price when it links to EU ETS
Switzerland plans to introduce a domestic carbon price floor when it links its emissions trading scheme to that of the EU in early 2020, a senior lawmaker told Carbon Pulse.
Read MoreCARBON FORWARD 2018: Will international carbon trade thrive under the Paris Agreement?
The world’s biggest carbon offset market is set to sunset in 2020, with governments at odds over how the UN CDM’s thousands of projects and billions of carbon credits should be subsequently treated under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.
Read MoreCARBON FORWARD 2018: Why investors have learned to love EU carbon again
**THIS IS A FREE ARTICLE** – Investors have piled into the EU ETS over the past year as prices have tripled, with buyers hunting the lucrative returns predicted amid another doubling of the carbon price seen in the years to come.
Read MoreSwiss CO2 emissions fall in 2017 as biofuel use increases
Switzerland’s energy-related CO2 emissions continued to decline in 2017, the government reported Tuesday, attributing much of the fall to the increased use of biofuels.
Read MoreMayday: Weak ambition, Chinese backtracking threaten future of CORSIA global aviation offset scheme
Fears are mounting that ICAO’s international aviation offsetting mechanism could collapse well before its 2021 start as China backtracks and other nations resist, while the scheme’s rules get severely weakened or delayed by infighting.
Read MoreICAO adopts CORSIA aviation offset rulebook, postpones key decisions as China looks to back out
The UN’s aviation agency ICAO adopted its CORSIA rulebook on Wednesday, snubbing several governments’ calls for changes while giving airlines few additional signals on what offsets they can use to comply.
Read MoreCARBON FORWARD 2018: New entrants seek to ride the wave as EU carbon prices quadruple
**This article is available to non-subscribers** – The EU ETS has witnessed a dramatic change over the past year as carbon prices have quadrupled, the market has attracted new participants, and the developments have given confidence to existing participants that the world’s biggest carbon market will remain the EU’s main climate policy tool.
Read MoreSwitzerland sets dates for next carbon allowance auctions
Switzerland has announced the dates for its next two carbon allowance auctions in what could be among the market’s final sales before it links with the EU ETS.
Read MoreGermany, World Bank gear up for €20m N2O offset auction
The World Bank will host at least one more reverse auction to buy €20 million ($23.4 mln) in carbon credits from N2O abatement projects as part of a German programme to encourage host developing countries to eventually regulate those emissions.
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