Tag: Carbon Price

The latest WCI auction sold out above the 2026 floor, signaling firmer compliance demand, tighter supply, and shifting 2026 price expectations.

EEX’s UK carbon trading launch could reshape UKA liquidity, price discovery, and basis risk, while keeping UK ETS pricing policy-driven.

Shell-backed carbon credit auctions could reshape VCM pricing, liquidity, and buyer power by exposing clearer benchmarks and stronger price signals.

The UK’s HyNet decision could reshape hydrogen, carbon capture, industrial decarbonisation, and investment by changing project bankability and supply risk.

The EU is using energy policy, preparedness, and coalition politics to keep EUA pricing stable as Middle East tensions revive pressure on the ETS.

Brazil’s phased ETS starts in 2027. Learn what the rollout means for compliance buyers, Article 6 supply, project risk, and offset pricing.

Carbon pricing revenues topped $107 billion in 2025. Here is what that means for climate policy, industry costs, and carbon credit demand.

Singapore is building a carbon credit demand hub through policy, funding, and coalition-backed rules, with implications for buyers, developers, and price discovery.

CATL, Tencent, and Singapore are reshaping voluntary carbon market demand by favoring high-integrity credits, clearer rules, and stronger buyer confidence.

India’s steel sector has climate targets, but capex lags. Here’s what that means for buyers, lenders, and carbon markets.