Carbon Trading

Trucost research suggests up to 150 per cent of profits in the electric utilities sector could be at risk from carbon pricing rollout

Backed by SAP, Danone and Schneider Electric, the new Livelihoods Fund aims to avert the emissions of up to 25 million tons of carbon

Carbon market will initially cover China's energy sector before expanding over the coming years, but it is still not yet know when trading will actually begin

With renewables costs coming down, carbon pricing represents most cost-effective means of decarbonising EU power sector, according to LSE researchers

David Newman of the World Biogas Association argues the global march of carbon pricing schemes will have big implications for the waste industry and beyond

Treasury faces fresh calls to confirm future of carbon price floor, as EU begins work on post-Brexit emissions trading scheme plan

Aurora Energy Research report warns that plan to phase out coal power in the UK could falter unless Treasury increases carbon price

Disclosure experts CDP reports that growing numbers of big firms are now using internal carbon pricing to help prepare for low-carbon transition - but some are taking it more seriously than others

EU states, Mexico and South Korea among nations to sign joint statement endorsing "renewed co-operation" on carbon markets

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