Tag: Emissions Trading

India sets monthly carbon credit auctions on power exchanges, CERC-approved price bands and six-month bans for repeat defaulters in its intensity-based ETS.

EU co-legislators agree to raise the MSR invalidation threshold from 400 to 700 million allowances from 2031. What it means for buyers and investors.

Brazil's emerging ETS gets a competitiveness working group with a 14-point mandate covering leakage, border carbon adjustment and revenue use.

UK carbon allowances hit their highest since January as Burnham confirms emissions trading is on the Nov. 20 EU-UK summit agenda. What it means for buyers.

Washington's Q4 cap-and-invest auction will offer roughly 80% more allowances than Q3, the largest quarterly supply ever, after Q3 cleared at a two-year low.

Washington state data show free allowance allocations to electric utilities under cap-and-invest falling sharply over 2027-30, as litigation and linkage loom.

Virginia's first RGGI auction since rejoining cleared at $37.65 per allowance, double the pre-exit price. Dominion now wants $13 a month from customers.

Colombia's new environment minister is repealing the August carbon markets decree and proposing to restore 100% offset use under the national carbon tax.

Shenzhen and Hong Kong have launched the first cross-border settlement pilot for compliance carbon allowances, taking China's market links beyond voluntary credits.

India's compliance carbon market opens for trading in October, with 490 industrial units holding binding intensity targets. What buyers and exporters need to know.