• Carbon Finance Report

  • Study: U.S. Action on Climate Compatible With Strong Economic Growth
  • China Continues Advance Up Renewable Energy League, Says Ernst & Young
  • Green Globe International, Inc. Announces Corporate Services Agreement With Axiom Capital

• Recent Posts

  • ECX Monthly Report And EUA & CER Volumes - June 2009
  • CME Group Announces the Launch of New Sulfur Dioxide Futures and Options Contracts
  • EcoSecurities Registers the Largest Project Under the Gold Standard
  • CME Group Announces European Union Allowance and Certified Emission Reduction Futures on CME Globex(R)
  • Introduction of the ICE Futures ECX EUA and CER Serial Option Contracts

• Welcome to Carbon Trading Daily

  Thanks for visiting. This website is a combination news aggregator and blog about the global carbon trading market. I plan to bring you all the interesting news I come across so anyone from the novice to the expert can easily follow the growing carbon trading market. Email me with any comments or suggestions at Trevor at Carbon Finace Report dot com.

• Recent Comments

  • bt on How will carbon exchanges shake out?

Senior representatives from the Government of Portugal and its euro 354 million Carbon Fund joined in a seminar today with representatives of Natsource LLC — a provider of asset management services, origination and structuring services, and advisory and research services in global emissions markets — to discuss the goals for and potential shape of the flexible mechanisms (Clean Development Mechanism and Joint Implementation) in a post-2012 climate change agreement. The mechanisms are an extremely important issue in the ongoing negotiations to complete a post-2012 climate agreement which could be adopted later this year in Copenhagen, and will need to play an important role in mobilizing the capital necessary to achieve long-term climate protection objectives.  Read more

The European Commission’s stance on United Nations emission trading may hamper negotiation of an international climate agreement because it threatens developing nations, according to a traders’ lobby group.

The phasing out of the UN’s project-based Clean Development Mechanism proposed by the commission, regulator of the world’s biggest carbon market, would cut cash flowing to poorer nations from industrialized countries, the International Emissions Trading Association said on Tuesday in an e-mailed statement. Read more

• US Cap and Trade

  • Clean Over Green: Deloitte Whitepaper Suggests New Approach To Energy
  • World Energy Supports Sixth Successful RGGI Carbon Allowances Auction
  • Harmonization of WCI Reporting Program with EPA Mandatory Reporting Rule
  • White paper available from technology provider Trayport outlines pros and cons of carbon trading in the U.S.
  • At White House Meeting, Duke Energy CEO Says Passing Climate Change Legislation Key to Creating Jobs