Carbon Pulse
News and intelligence on carbon markets, greenhouse gas pricing, and climate policy
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NA Markets: California prices drop sharply on Ontario election result
California carbon prices dropped sharply on Friday after Ontario’s general election returned a majority for the Progressive Conservatives, who have pledged to end the province’s participation in the WCI cap-and-trade system.
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EU Market: EUAs sink further below €16 to limit weekly gain to 3.5%
EU carbon prices slipped beneath €16 on Friday, with prices shedding almost two-thirds of the gains built up during this week's run to the seven-year high.
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EU carbon prices need further gains to spur fuel-switch -analyst
EU ETS carbon allowances need to reach €28 to incentivise utilities to switch from burning coal to cleaner gas on a large scale and in turn generate substantial emission reductions, an analyst said Friday.
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Number of deregistered CDM projects doubles
The number of projects that have been deregistered from the CDM has doubled, according to UNFCCC data.
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CN Markets: Pilot market data for week ending Jun. 08, 2018
Below is a table of the closing prices, ranges and volumes for China's regional pilot carbon markets this week. All prices are in RMB, and volumes in tonnes of CO2e. Data sourced from local exchanges.
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Australia offset issuance level drops as auction takes attention
New offset issuances in Australia this week fell to 102,300 as most eyes were focused on the seventh ERF auction, which closed Thursday.
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Qantas, GreenCollar Group team up on carbon, reef credits
Australian airline Qantas and carbon project developer GreenCollar Group have partnered up to generate and market credits from projects that cut greenhouse gas emissions and help the threatened Great Barrier Reef.
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SK Market: Korean carbon extends losses even as demand remains strong
South Korean CO2 permits lost another 2.25% on Friday to hit their lowest levels since January even as volumes remained far above average levels as emitters race to meet the June 30 compliance deadline.
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Guangdong offset auction clears at 37% premium
Over 300,000 local forest carbon offsets were sold in an auction on the China Emissions Exchange in Guangzhou Thursday at 37% above the price floor, but marginally below the daily secondary-market closing price for allowances.
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New Zealand moves to plug ETS deforestation loophole
New Zealand on Friday issued a public consultation paper aimed at improving the emissions trading scheme’s workability for forest-owners, plugging a loophole that has inadvertently encouraged foresters to avoid replanting for four years after harvest.
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Ford, Ontario PCs win majority government, threatening province’s cap-and-trade future
Ontario's Progressive Conservative party and leader Doug Ford won a majority government in Thursday’s provincial election, threatening the future of the province’s cap-and-trade programme and its WCI linkage.
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Project Manager, Environment & Climate Change, Canadian Standards Association – Toronto
As a Project Manager, the successful candidate will be responsible for CSA Group’s GHG and Accessible Building Registries, standards development activities related to the environment as well as national and international standards for a diverse collection of natural resources sectors including mining, forestry, water resources protection, and oil & gas, as well as conducting business development initiatives to expand the portfolio into new areas of the Environment & Climate Change and Natural Resources Programs.
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Managing Consultant (Energy), Navigant – Abu Dhabi
Navigant Consulting’s Global Energy Practice enables energy companies, governments and regulators to anticipate the changes and to meet the challenges of transforming global energy markets. Our consultants are all dedicated energy specialists, are highly qualified and collectively combine substantial operational experience with deep profession-based skills.
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Environment Advisor, Energy & Carbon Management, Metropolitan Police – London
Help create a cleaner, greener Met. The Met is there to fight crime and protect the people of London. But we’re also committed to reducing our impact on the planet. Managing energy use and carbon emissions is a big part of this, which is why we need an Environment Adviser to give us expert guidance.
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Deputy Directors, EU Exit Energy and Climate Change Programme, BEIS – London
We are looking for two excellent deputy directors to lead the delivery of the EU Exit Energy and Climate Change portfolio.
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Manager/Senior Associate, Sustainability & Climate Change Consulting, PwC – London
PwC's Sustainability and Climate Change (S&CC) practice, part of PwC Consulting, offers services to both public and private sector clients across a range of specialist subject areas, including; economic development, urbanisation, impact assessment, responsible business and climate change.
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Policy Associate, Pacific Forest Trust – San Francisco
The Policy Associate role is crucial to helping understand simply and tangibly the complex, often technical issues that confront forest landowners and stakeholders alike in our rapidly changing world. In particular, the Associate will play a key role in furthering PFT’s goals and objectives to expand the role of forests in meeting state, regional and national targets for reductions of CO2 emissions, both at the compliance offset and the sector level.
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CP Daily: Thursday June 7, 2018
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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Political differences hindering introduction of Washington DC carbon tax
Two contrasting carbon fee proposals between Washington DC lawmakers and environmental coalitions have highlighted the political differences between the groups while delaying the formal introduction of a bill, according to campaigners speaking at a panel on Thursday.
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BRIEFING – Purchase power: How companies use green certificates to boost their climate credentials
A fast-rising number of companies worldwide are using green certificates as part of a strategy to help demonstrate their climate credentials, elevating their efforts to levels sometimes more ambitious than those required by governments under the Paris Agreement.
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