The California Air Resources Board (CARB) is reportedly ready to release the final version of the rules, confirming that the state’s carbon-intensive companies will have to report on their emissions from January onwards.
New Zealand’s carbon prices see rebound on the back of recovering international carbon markets.
Polish energy sector will receive 53% of its CO2 emissions permits for free in 2013 in an agreement which includes around 50 new energy plants.
Chinese officials signal increasingly that the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitter is gearing up for its own carbon trading scheme.
After months of waiting, Australia announced its new carbon tax on Sunday, together with a support package for key affected industries.
Australia’s business sector anticipates the government’s announcement of its carbon price scheme this week.
New Zealand’s carbon price comes under pressure as buyers back off their demand for credits ahead of the surrender deadline and developments in Europe.
US natural gas down on higher nuclear output. EU and UN carbon hit by lower coal and german power prices.
EUAs drop on preliminary EU ETS emissions data. China’s Guangdong province looking to start carbon trading scheme in 2012 or 2013.
Oil receives further support from events in Bahrain, drop in US oil product inventories. US natural gas prices relatively unchanged. Dec11 EUA contract rises to €17.25/t.
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