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Green and black
Guyana's huge bet on a carbon and oil constrained future
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Rotten returns
Biomethane could play a big role in European decarbonisation
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Repost: Europe's hydrogen economy and what it means for carbon prices
In early February I reposted an article from the Carbon Risk archives, one that I felt which many current Carbon Risk readers probably haven’t seen before, but is arguably even more relevant now than the day that I posted it. Following that theme, today’s repost focuses on one
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REDD+ and the common knowledge game
In mid-January UK newspaper The Guardian and German weekly magazine Die Zeit published the results of an investigation into rainforest carbon abatement credits, jointly carried out with SourceMaterial, a non-profit journalism organisation focused on investigating climate change, corruption and democracy. The researchers analysed the performance of REDD+ credits issued by
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Out of ammunition
What can the EU do to stop carbon prices surging over €100?
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Everything you need to know about the Korean Emissions Trading Scheme (KETS)
All compliance carbon markets seem to go through the same growing pains. The South Korean Emissions Trading Scheme (KETS) is no different. That being said, the Korean government face a unique set of challenges. In particular, legacy issues surrounding the country’s past support for industry, and the fallout from
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How much should we trust the dictator’s CO2 estimates?
“If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear.” - George Orwell Governments will always be tempted to exaggerate how well things are going for their citizens. Most governments must face their electorate once every four or five years,
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Not just hot air?
Carbon and climate change has become a big talking point during quarterly earnings calls. The calls are usually hosted by a publicly traded company after the publication of its earnings reports for a given period (typically quarterly). Investors, equity analysts, and business journalists listen in or comb the transcripts of
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Growing the circle to get to net zero
High carbon prices and supportive government policies will reenergise circular economy investment
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Repost: Short selling is a poor hedge against carbon risk
The readership of Carbon Risk has grown a lot since I started this newsletter. Although I often provide links to many of my early posts, there are still plenty of early articles that current Carbon Risk readers probably haven’t seen. So I thought I’d start occasionally reposting some
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Power down
Why the outlook for European electricity consumption will be crucial in determining carbon prices in 2023
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Better in than out
The worlds largest meat and dairy corporations are under pressure to cut greenhouse gas emissions