Speculators and increased fossil fuel use drive EUA prices higher
December EUA prices continued to increase for the second month, driven from longer positions from funds, despite the USA leaving the Paris Agreement. In addition, the EU emissio...
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December EUA prices continued to increase for the second month, driven from longer positions from funds, despite the USA leaving the Paris Agreement. In addition, the EU emissio...
December EUA prices were up due to higher TTF gas prices and an illiquid market in the holidays. Coal burning led to higher emissions and compliance buying increased. As no acti...
November saw a rise in the EUA prices, mostly driven upwards by higher gas prices, as coal burning led to higher emissions and as the compliance buying increased. The market was...
Fluctuations in TTF gas prices and coal have been the main factors driving the market, where prices have now been ranging between EUR60-66. The US election result is expected to...
The newly appointed EU Commission has a greener focus but also prioritises EU competitiveness. The Danish Commissioner for Energy and Housing could focus on energy savings in bu...
The EUA price has been steadily falling in alignment with the lower energy complex. A rally towards EUR74 in mid-August, talking the market back in the long-term uptrend, was pu...
China has announced its draft plan to expand the country’s carbon trading market by including cement as well as electrolytic aluminium and steel, seeking public feedback. The dr...
By Frank O. Brannvoll, Brannvoll ApS, Denmark Following the French election the carbon market rose towards EUR71.50 and seemed to be back in the uptrend. However, the events in ...
By Frank O. Brannvoll, Brannvoll ApS, Denmark The political influence in the EU ETS market was underlined during June, where the market fell sharply up to the 9 June parliamenta...
The US is looking to a potential carbon pricing system for goods and services imported into the country as part of a wider carbon policy. The step is a key policy shift as it lo...