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Time to believe in miracles?
08 July 2015Numerous policy announcements and actions from companies are helping to put climate change firmly on the agenda, fuelling hopes of a meaningful climate agreement in Paris in December, says Peter Cripps
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EU carbon market weekly update - 6 July 2015
06 July 2015Wednesday's EU plenary vote on the Market Stability Reserve could give EUA prices a modest boost but the euro/dollar exchange rate will also be a significant factor, says Louis Redshaw
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Infographic: The growth of carbon pricing
03 July 2015Carbon pricing instruments around the world now have a combined value of almost $50 billion, according to new data from the World Bank.
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EU carbon market weekly update - 29 June 2015
29 June 2015After modest gains last week, EU allowance prices are most likely to move sideways in the next few days, says Louis Redshaw.
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Quotes of the Quarter
26 June 2015Environmental Finance takes a look back at some of the quotes that defined the second quarter of 2015.
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EU carbon market weekly update - 23 June 2015
23 June 2015Another week of sideways price moves in the EU carbon market is a strong possibility, unless there is a significant development in the Greek crisis, says Louis Redshaw
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Redefining additionality with respect to green bonds
22 June 2015Definitions of additionality pre-date the current green bond market and are generally understood to reference incentives or markets that are enabling something to happen that otherwise would not.
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Getting real about carbon capture
22 June 2015Carbon capture and storage has a vital role to play in European efforts to combat climate change, says Chris Davies MEP. But the technology needs urgent political and financial support.
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EU carbon market weekly update - 15 June 2015
15 June 2015If last week's strong demand continues, EU allowance prices could be poised to break into a new, higher trading range, says Louis Redshaw
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EU carbon market weekly update - 8 June 2015
08 June 2015A range-bound week for EU allowances is likely this week as auctions resume their normal schedule, says Louis Redshaw.