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NZ still sets the pace in world of trading schemes1 Mar 18 - Fifteen per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions are now covered by trading schemes. |
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NZ could do good carbon deal now, says trader20 Feb 18 - The Government could hedge against its $10 billion future carbon bill now – with a money-back guarantee, says carbon trader Nigel Brunel. |
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MARKET LATEST: NZUs $21.407 Feb 18 - Spot NZUs opened at $21.20 bid and $21.45 offered this morning, after last fixing at $21.40. |
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Carbon breaks through $20 mark7 Dec 17 - New Zealand carbon is selling for more than $20 a tonne for the first time since March 2011 – and it’s expected to go higher. |
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Broker backs hedging with European units20 Nov 17 - Entities with future carbon liabilities should be thinking about hedging with European units – and that includes the country itself, says a leading carbon broker. |
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Papers show official eyes on cutting free credits16 Nov 17 - Government officials have looked at cutting the allocation of free credits to some industrial emitters by between 1 per cent and 3 per cent a year. |
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Analysts up EU carbon price forecasts13 Apr 17 - Analysts have significantly increased their forecasts for European carbon prices in the bloc's Emission Trading System for 2018 and 2019 to take into account the progress made in market reforms... |
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NZ-China work on links despite carbon tax talk17 Mar 17 - Work on developing carbon-trading links between New Zealand and China is continuing, despite a report this week that China might go to a carbon tax instead of a national emissions trading scheme. |
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China hints at tax instead of trading in carbon15 Mar 17 - China is moving closer to a carbon tax for cutting emissions and away from the EU’s emissions trading model, a senior Chinese official has said. |
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Carbon ends year having doubled its price21 Dec 16 - Carbon closes the year nearly twice the price it was fetching this time last year. |
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NZ signs up with global carbon pricing group2 Dec 16 - New Zealand has joined a World Bank group promoting carbon pricing. |
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Latest Australian auction a smaller affair2 Dec 16 - Australia’s fourth Emissions Reduction Fund auction was smaller than previous auctions, with no mega-projects and low participation. |
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China prepares for world’s biggest carbon market23 Nov 16 - In the wake of Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election, and his refusal to recognise climate change, China’s new carbon market is attracting particular attention. |
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Beware knee-jerk reactions, says business head14 Nov 16 - Donald Trump’s presidency of the United States is a temporary speed bump in the path to a resilient low-carbon economy, says Business New Zealand. |
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Stay calm, says transtasman investor group11 Nov 16 - Investors should not let Donald Trump’s election as president of the United States undermine action on climate change, says the Investor Group on Climate Change. |
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MEMO INVESTORS: You can't ignore climate change25 Oct 16 - Investors can no longer ignore climate change, says a global asset-management company. |
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More trading could cut cost of climate change mitigation20 Oct 16 - Greater global cooperation through carbon trading could reduce the cost of climate change mitigation by 32 per cent by 2030, according to a World Bank report. |
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Australian businesses keen to join global carbon trade18 Oct 16 - AUSTRALIA'S conservative government might have ditched the country’s emissions trading scheme, but businesses across the Tasman still want to get involved in international carbon trading, a survey... |
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