Carbon Trading

Preliminary decision expected tomorrow on whether bringing aviation into emissions trading scheme violates international law

Trading in wood pellets to begin in Dutch port next month to tap into increasing European demand for sustainable biomass

Chief executives of International Airlines Group and Virgin Atlantic warn Vince Cable they could face "competitive disadvantage"

Level will drop to 82 per cent in 2013, a year after aviation comes under the EU's emissions trading scheme

Treasury modelling of A$23-a-tonne levy shows just 0.1 per cent annual cut in household earnings

Removing credits from the emissions trading scheme could eventually force companies towards greener technologies

Industry may fork out up to €10.4bn by 2020 under scheme to charge carriers per tonne of CO2 for flights in and out of Europe

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