Carbon trading
Europe
The devil in the allocation
Governments are drawing up plans to distribute billions
of euros worth of emissions allowances for the EU trading
scheme – raising competition concerns. Mark Nicholls
reports More...
Europe
EU plans move towards reality
Plans for the world’s largest carbon trading
scheme are almost finalised. Jos Delbeke sets
out what’s been agreed – and what has not
Australia
Australia eyes emissions trading – again
Despite its rejection of the Kyoto Protocol,
Australia has put emissions trading back on
the agenda. But Murray Griffin finds controversy
continuing
Projects
Dutch CDM tender teaches early lessons
As an early buyer of CDM credits, the Dutch
government has learnt some valuable
lessons. Lex de Jonge explains
UK ETS
A qualified success
The UK’s trailblazing emissions trading scheme achieved
two out of three of the government’s objectives, concludes
a new study. David Robson reports
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