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Scrubbing the skies
Direct Air Capture (DAC) offers a scalable route to net zero
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Commodity markets begin to price carbon risk
I was recently invited to contribute an article on carbon pricing and commodity markets to the inaugural edition of Commodity Insights Digest (CID). The CID is a publication of Bayes Business School - City, University of London, in association with Premia Research LLC. You can find a link to my
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Taking off, or coming into land
The outlook for European aviation emissions
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Inflexion point
The Indian economy is pivotal to the future direction of global carbon emissions
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A chilling prospect
“Air conditioning. Air conditioning was a most important invention for us, perhaps one of the signal inventions of history. It changed the nature of civilization by making development possible in the tropics.” - Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore’s first prime minister, when asked about the secret to his country’s
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Commitment anxiety
EUA investment fund positioning rebounds from record net short
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Aluminium's climate paradox
Aluminium is often referred to as “congealed electricity” One of the most notorious power hungry industries, it takes about 15 MWh of electricity to produce one tonne of aluminium. That’s more than three times as much energy as zinc and about 40 times more than copper or steel. Producing
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Fuelling controversy
Fossil fuel subsidies act like a negative carbon price
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Participation game
What Pennsylvania’s participation in RGGI means for emission allowance prices
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Reflexivity and the EU ETS 'Endgame'
In an earlier post for Carbon Risk I referenced an article published in the Financial Times called ‘Carbon price: efficient market does its bit for the planet’. Coming just weeks after the EU carbon price reached €100 per tonne the author concludes that, “Finally, carbon has reached a price high
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The carbon tracking opportunity
Real time tracking of GHG emissions and carbon sinks is a huge growth market
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Repost: Why Asia is pivotal to future carbon market growth
A prolonged heatwave has cooked much of Asia during the month of April. Temperatures climbed to 45°C in Myanmar, 44.5°C in India and 41.9°C in China, with Thailand and Laos breaking all-time high records. The oppressive weather has resulted in a surge in electricity consumption