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MAC curve steepening
What California's mix of carbon policies means for price discovery
Peter Sainsbury
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Funding REPowerEU - What impact would frontloading EUA sales have on carbon prices?
The EU must invest an extra €200bn over the next 5 years if it is to secure energy independence from Russia and accelerate the decarbonisation of the EU economy. That’s according to a leaked draft of the REpower EU package, due to be presented on Wednesday 18th May, and
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The first signs of carbon credit nationalism?
Why are the Indonesian and Papua New Guinea carbon credit markets on hold?
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The forgotten giant of clean energy
Why carbon market investors need to keep an eye on Europe's drought
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'Greenflationary' expectations
The lumpy, unpredictable nature of climate change and the transition towards zero carbon is likely to mean that inflation will be higher, and more volatile in the future. Much of this inflationary pressure relates to the impact that climate shocks have on the supply of essential commodities, especially agricultural and
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A market driven by illiquidity
Commodity trading houses have always been prone to liquidity mismatches during times of stress. Physical commodities may take months to transport to the end user, while margin calls on futures contracts must be met immediately. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sparked the latest episode in a long history of managing
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Pulling the rug out from 'Down Under'
What can investors learn from the collapse of the Australian carbon market?
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Which industries benefit from a high carbon price?
The carbon price is the currency of decarbonisation. A strong carbon price is a signal that investors, businesspeople and citizens trust their government’s commitment to combat climate change. In the same way that trust in individual currencies supports investment, innovation and trade, trust in an economy’s carbon market
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GEO versus N-GEO: Investing in the VCM futures market
The voluntary carbon market (VCM) is expected to increase 9-fold by 2030 to around 900 MtCO2e. But what’s the best way to play the VCM market opportunity? One option is to invest in the project developers, leveraging the growth in carbon tonnages and the potential increase in the price
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The UK carbon market looks like a smarter 'risk-adjusted' bet for investors
The UK carbon market continues to trade at a hefty premium compared with the EU. Four factors are contributing to the high price of carbon in the UK: lower natural gas prices versus the continent, greater political support for businesses suffering from high energy costs, increased speculative interest from hedge
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The 'green lairds'
How carbon and natural capital investors are driving demand for land
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California's carbon market: The 6 factors to pay attention to right now
The price of carbon allowances in California has increased by around one-third since early March, rebounding from the Ukraine-Russia induced sell-off to trade near $30-32 per tonne. So where do we go from here? Here are the 5 factors you need to pay attention to: rainfall levels and the potential