Carbon Trading

Energy, transport and industrial sectors could be exempt until 2015, prompting charges government is backtracking on its green agenda

Plans introduced to parliament for a A$23 levy per tonne of carbon from next year ahead of full emissions trading in 2015

Deutsche Bank forecasts Poland and Czech Republic will get 28 per cent of EU ETS phase-three credits for free

The EU may be forced to compromise plans to pull airlines into its emissions trading scheme, says IDEAcarbon's Matthew Gray

John Aitken of SEAaT argues an emissions trading scheme is the best way for the global shipping industry to become sustainable

Carbon now expected to cost €12/t at the end of 2011 and €24/t on average over Phase 3 of EU Emission Trading Scheme

Jose Manuel Barroso praises Julia Gillard's plans to have cap-and-trade scheme in place by 2015

Bloomberg New Energy Finance predicts imported carbon credits will dampen Australian carbon price

Germany's biggest bank accused of leaving the door open for tax evasion as Deutsche denies any wrong-doing

Point Carbon News cites sources suggesting new proposal could aim to secure future of Clean Development Mechanisms after 2012