Tag: Regulation

Germany’s EU ETS push could reshape carbon pricing by opening room for permanent removals and limited global credits, with major implications for buyers and developers.

Malaysia’s new carbon market policy could reshape pricing, carbon tax design, and Article 6 readiness across Southeast Asia, with implications for buyers and developers.

Germany is pushing EU ETS reform toward industrial competitiveness, with implications for EUA pricing, CBAM, free allocation, and decarbonisation planning.

An April 2026 guide to the EU ETS shipping phase-in from 2024, voyage coverage, responsible companies and contractual cost pass-through.

EU ETS cuts emissions, but volatile carbon prices still slow industrial CAPEX. Why floor prices, targeted support and policy certainty matter.

The IMF’s warning on the EU carbon market matters because ETS credibility shapes industry costs, CBAM logic, and climate finance globally.

Türkiye’s new ETS is a trade and climate response to CBAM, export pressure, and industrial decarbonization. Here is what buyers and traders should watch.

The EU is extending ETS2 market controls to steady allowance supply, reduce price shocks and shape heating and transport costs for buyers.

Indonesia is tightening forest carbon trading rules. Here is what international buyers, offtakers, and REDD+ developers need to watch now.

The EU Parliament’s pushback on offsets in CBAM keeps border pricing tied to embedded emissions, reshaping trade compliance, ETS reform, and credit markets.