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EU carbon market weekly update - 2 February 2015
02 February 2015EU allowances are likely to see further minor price gains this week, says Louis Redshaw.
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Camco hails further progress for energy storage system
02 February 2015Camco Clean Energy has secured five initial orders for its REDT energy storage system, which is intended for use alongside renewable power plants.
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Shell bows to investor pressure over carbon disclosure
29 January 2015Royal Dutch Shell has caved in to demands from shareholders that it increases reporting on its carbon management.
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UK government urged to promote natural capital accounting
27 January 2015The UK's Natural Capital Committee (NCC) has urged the government to identify priority investments and promote the use of a new accounting framework to help meet its commitment to improve the nation's natural environment.
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EU carbon market weekly update
26 January 2015After the EU industry committee's failure to agree a position on the Market Stability Reserve, carbon traders will this week be focusing on the record auction volumes coming to market, says Louis Redshaw.
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ClimateCare expects private investment for 2015 cookstove funds
21 January 2015Sustainable development firm ClimateCare says it expects to secure private investment for its upcoming funds, having launched a pilot programme last week.
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EU carbon market weekly update
19 January 2015All eyes are on plans for the Market Stability Reserve, after last week's rally in EUA prices, says Louis Redshaw
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EU carbon market weekly update - 19 January 2016
19 January 2015Heavy selling by an industrial company is the probable cause of the recent sharp decline in the EUA price, but further large falls are unlikely, says Louis Redshaw.
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Gold Standard gets new CEO
13 January 2015The Gold Standard Foundation has appointed Marion Verles as its new CEO.
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GreenStream sells trading arm, eyes fundraise for China growth
12 January 2015GreenStream Network has sold its brokerage business in order to focus on its energy efficiency services in China.