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Repost: Whose carbon?
Emerging economies struggle to balance climate finance and carbon sovereignty
No tree grows to heaven
EUAs caught in cross-commodity liquidation
Europe's new joule order
Europe imports more than half of the energy it needs, making it vulnerable to geopolitical and economic coercion – whether by friend or foe. Europe's precarious position could get even worse if it fails to act. If the EU fulfils all of its signed LNG supply deals and fail
Return of the MACC
The marginal abatement cost (MAC) curve has been an important tool for climate tech investors, carbon market traders, and policymakers. Sloping upwards from left to right, the MAC curve gradually steepens as additional tonnes of emissions get increasingly more difficult, and hence more costly, to abate. The marginal abatement cost,