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Although publication of the article (EU’s Liese Has Carbon Price Rule in Crosshairs as Costs Soar) on Bloomberg appears to have prompted yesterday’s selling in the EU carbon market, it was not ‘new’ news to the carbon market. Peter Liese, the lead lawmaker steering EU ETS reform through
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But only if regulator makes necessary reforms
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The current geopolitical tension with Russia has focused investors attention on the potential implications for Europe’s natural gas supply. Any military conflict risks disrupting gas exports, whether intentionally or not, either limited in scope or in the extreme, all exports. In the event that a Russian invasion of Ukraine
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Why carbon markets will converge and become increasingly correlated
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What the EU's carbon border tax might means for carbon investors
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As the end of April approaches, more signs are emerging of distressed buyers of carbon allowances. Last week the Romanian government announced that it will provide state-owned utility Complexul Energetic Oltenia (OEC) with €2.66 billion to help fund the restructuring of the company and to purchase EU emission allowances
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A carbon price will have powerful knock-on effects on global ship supply
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What lessons can we learn from the first cap-and-trade system?
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The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI, pronounced “Reggie”) was the first mandatory emissions trading scheme in the United States to limit carbon dioxide from the power sector. The wold’s largest carbon futures fund (KRBN) currently allocates some 5% of AUM to RGGI, a similar proportion to that invested in
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It is a mistake to think that carbon prices are completely immune from equity markets. As the role of hedge funds, other investment institutions and private investors increase, it make sense that the carbon price should be less immune from the risk-on/risk-off sentiment in other financial markets.
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I could have used a simpler, more general title. ‘How to invest in carbon’ perhaps. But making things too simple sometimes has its dangers. Lots of different ‘assets’ get lumped together with carbon. Too broad a definition and investors risk allocating their hard earned cash in markets that fail to