Tag: Regulation

The EU is raising free ETS allowances before 2026 to shield heavy industry, manage CBAM rollout, and shape carbon price expectations.

Europe’s steel sector still gets strong EU ETS protection. Free allowances, subsidies, and softer targets are reshaping decarbonisation incentives and market credibility.

Washington’s APCR and auction changes may reshape allowance scarcity, price signals, and compliance planning in cap-and-invest markets.

ACR’s updated carbon capture rules now include DAC and biogenic removals, expanding supply options and raising the bar on MRV, permanence, and deliverability.

The EU could make carbon removal a compliance-linked asset for heavy industry, reshaping free allowances, incentives, and demand for durable removals.

India’s carbon credit market is now live. See what CERC’s CCC trading rules mean for compliance, CBAM exposure, price discovery, and buyers.

IMO shipping decarbonization is now a climate finance fight. See who pays, who benefits, and how a failed levy could reshape carbon markets.

DR Congo's cookstove authorization may expand CORSIA-eligible supply, tightening standards for African carbon projects, buyers, and host-country governance.

CBAM is changing Balkan power trade by adding carbon costs to imported electricity, reshaping prices, contracts and clean power flows into Europe.

Brussels may boost free ETS permits for industry, but that could weaken carbon price signals, distort competition, and reshape EU carbon market credibility.