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In writing Carbon Risk I try and develop different ways in which investors should think about carbon markets. Quite often the basis for these frameworks are borrowed from other financial markets. For example, thinking about carbon allowances as a currency in which trust in government commitment to net zero targets
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EUAs offer a tradeable hedge against future CBAM exposure
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Almost twelve months to the day since I published this article, the price of UK emission allowances (UKA’s) has fallen by over 50% to a mere €35 per tonne. The malaise is even more striking when you consider that just across the English Channel, the EU carbon market continues
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Over the past few months I have reposted a number of articles from the Carbon Risk archives. The subscriber base for Carbon Risk has grown significantly over the past year and so many current readers probably haven’t seen some of the earlier articles. Many of the posts are arguably
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Workers in Europe are about to leave their desks behind, and depart for the beaches of the Med, bracing themselves for the brutal heatwave afflicting much of southern Europe. For Europe’s carbon traders looking to escape the volatility for a couple of weeks, the EU carbon market often has
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Everything you need to know about carbon credits sourced from the ocean