New issue of Carbon Finance out now
London, 13 March: The March issue of Carbon Finance is now available, including the latest on the delayed distribution of allowances in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme.

The issue also includes details of two new carbon funds, an analysis of how the voluntary carbon market can meet the gap between the Montreal and Kyoto Protocols and the latest project-based deals.

Features include an analysis of where the Clean Development Mechanism is headed next, flaws in trading contracts for swap deals and an opinion piece from the steel industry on what is needed in a new global agreement on climate change.

The dozens of news stories covered in this issue include:

• Ineos to sell its CER portfolio;
• The first Indian carbon fund closes;
• Germany’s RWE faces €1 billion annual carbon cost;
• US utility Mirant to spend $40 million on RGGI permits; and
• Japan ponders cap-and-trade.

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