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Time for emitters to move

30 Mar 2012

While spot NZUs maintain a healthy premium over spot CERs and ERUs, we have seen the premium of NZU forwards narrow over CER forwards.

NZU maintains premium over CERs

23 Mar 2012

Volatility in the European market continues to be the main driver for local carbon prices, OMFinancial says.

ETS signs good for Asia-Pacific pact

23 Mar 2012

While most news about the international carbon market has been discouraging lately, there is still optimism within the Asia-Pacific region, Carbon Market Solutions says.

Market watching for rule changes

23 Mar 2012

It's been a volatile week in the European carbon markets, with both EUAs and CERs ending the week down (with one more day to go), Westpac says.

How we can be the Hong Kong of carbon trading

16 Mar 2012

New Zealand could be to regional carbon markets what Hong Kong is to regional financial markets, says an economic geographer.

Cap on CER numbers 'never been more important'

16 Mar 2012

February and March saw optimism return to the New Zealand carbon market as good news from Europe helped float prices above $8 a unit.

Shortage of NZUs in market

16 Mar 2012

International carbon markets had a rocky start to the week, as Poland vetoed an EU vote to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent by 2050, and rumours circulated that China had forbidden domestic airlines from purchasing Airbus aircraft.

NZ yet to decide on Kyoto stance

9 Mar 2012

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade is working towards an agreement to sign on to the second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol, set to start on January 1 – and the rule changes could have an impact on our Emissions Trading Scheme.

Trading volumes light

9 Mar 2012

This week's trading volumes have been noticeably light across both local and international carbon markets, Westpac says.

Bearish tone in Europe

9 Mar 2012

Low volumes and weak prices have dominated the headlines from Europe this week, reports OMFinancial.

Australian election poses ETS problems

2 Mar 2012

A big event in the future of the New Zealand Emission Trading Scheme will be the introduction of the Australian carbon tax flexible pricing period in 2015, Carbon Market Solutions says.

Carbon reacts to European vote

2 Mar 2012

The European Parliament vote to cut the supply of carbon passed, and carbon had the classic “buy the rumour and sell the fact” reaction, correcting close to 8 per cent in two days, OMFinancial reports.

CERS lower after EU vote

2 Mar 2012

The main focus for the carbon markets this week was the much-heralded European vote to signal support for the option of withholding some European Unit Allowances (EUAs) from the European ETS, Westpac reports.

Europe's airline rules stir controversy

24 Feb 2012

Carbon Market Solutions says that the European Union’s Emissions Trading Scheme has now included aviation in its emissions reduction sectors in a move fraught with controversy and disagreement.

European market has attack of nerves

24 Feb 2012

European carbon is nervous, OMFinancial reports.

Carbon prices sailing choppy seas

24 Feb 2012

This week has seen choppy trading in NZD carbon, Westpac reports.

EU action gives carbon prices a boost

17 Feb 2012

Carbon prices are rising on the back of European moves to limit supply.

New industrial allocation round under way

17 Feb 2012

The new application period for emitters making a provisional or final application for an industrial allocation of NZUs is under way.

Tasman ETS links will have impact here

17 Feb 2012

Australian’s Carbon Pricing Mechanism will enter its flexible pricing stage in 2015. Carbon Market Solutions looks at the likely impact on carbon prices in New Zealand.

Europe move could jump prices

17 Feb 2012

A committee of MPs in the European parliament has supported a motion to withdraw (set aside) carbon permits (EUAs) from the EU ETS for the 2013 to 2020 period.

A good week for carbon

17 Feb 2012

It has been a good-news week for holders of carbon, with NZU prices rising 16 per cent to finish the week around NZD8.

NZUs top of the pops with emitters

10 Feb 2012

NZUs were the unit of choice for New Zealand emitters in the first year of liability under the Emissions Trading Scheme.

Deadline day for industrial gas CERs

10 Feb 2012

Today is the last day to register forward contracts for industrial gas CERs.

Why CERs are best bet in the long run

10 Feb 2012

The price of NZUs remains low – partly because of the effects of CERs on the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme, Carbon Market Solutions reports.

The wall of carbon is the real problem

10 Feb 2012

Will the Government block overseas carbon, as suggested in the briefing to incoming ministers? OMFinancial asks.

Prices ride the rocky road

10 Feb 2012

NZD carbon prices have continued their rocky road over the past week, moving to two-month highs before softening and giving back much of these gains towards the latter part of the week, Westpac reports.

Westpac charts rises and falls of carbon

3 Feb 2012

Carbon has joined other financial instruments on Westpac’s website.

Carbon could push higher

3 Feb 2012

Now that the Government has played its hand on industrial gas CERs, the opportunity exists to swap your NZUs and trey/green CERs for cheaper units, such as large hydro CERs and ERUs, OMFinancial says.

Where Europe goes, we go ...

3 Feb 2012

The European Union is so critical to the outlook for carbon prices for the next year that we’re looking at the issue again this week, Carbon Market Solutions says.

Carbon hits a six-week high

3 Feb 2012

Carbon prices have seen a lift this week on the back of a more upbeat tone out of Europe, Westpac reports.

Waiting a year could be worth it

27 Jan 2012

After a tumultuous 2011, carbon market outlook for 2012 is foggier than expected.

Hope for global carbon prices

27 Jan 2012

It has been a very interesting week for those keeping a close eye on global carbon prices, OMFinancial reports.

Better off with a barbie

27 Jan 2012

It continues to be a quiet start to the new year, with many market participants more excited about a barbie at the beach than the price action in carbon markets, Westpac says.

Carbon battles back from lowest point

20 Jan 2012

Carbon is fighting back after hitting an all-time low this week.

Phil O'Reilly ... no need for hasty interventions.

Business lobby says no to floor price

20 Jan 2012

Restricting prices at the lower end of the carbon market would be self-defeating, says BusinessNZ.

ETS safe, but where do we go from here?

20 Jan 2012

The results from the Durban conference on climate change have been hailed as a breakthrough for climate negotiations - and derided as a step back in Kyoto goals.

Rough ride for NZ carbon prices

20 Jan 2012

New Zealand carbon has certainly been for a ride in the past month.

Market picks up - a little

20 Jan 2012

We have witnessed a slight rise in volumes this week, with more participants having returned from their summer holidays

Carbon prices plunge to record low

16 Dec 2011

Carbon has hit a new low.

Where to from here for NZUs?

16 Dec 2011

The NZU premium over CERs is being ground down – now close to 65 cents from over $1 a week ago, OMFinancial reports

Prices take dramatic slide

16 Dec 2011

NZD carbon prices have had a dramatic slide this week, with NZUs posting a new low of $7.60 before recovering to the current levels, around $8.30, Westpac reports.

It's a platform, it's a roadmap ... it's something

16 Dec 2011

Expectations were low, risks were high, and the politics were volatile as government representatives met in Durban, South Africa, for international climate change negotiations earlier this month.

Carbon hits new low, but expect a fightback

9 Dec 2011

Carbon prices are expected to rally today after hitting an all-time low yesterday, trading at less than half their value of just seven months ago.

Wanna bet on carbon at closing time?

9 Dec 2011

The iPredict site has dipped a toe into the carbon market.

Why we must target the 2deg limit

9 Dec 2011

Scientists working on the Global Carbon Project have said that despite nearly 15 years of pledges to make cuts, the release of carbon dioxide from the burning of fossil fuels is still increasing at a record rate.

Hope ahead as market hits lowest ebb

9 Dec 2011

November has seen a dramatic decline in both the value of CERs and the value of NZUs, prompting a more pessimistic outlook from traders than ever before, CMS reports.

Get used to it ... prices are low

9 Dec 2011

The local market is starting to accept that the price of NZUs “is what it is” and that prices may be in this region ($9 to $11) for some time to come, says OMFinancial.

What's it all about?

9 Dec 2011

This week Westpac explains some of the finer points of the international carbon market.

China key to future of carbon trading

2 Dec 2011

This week the climate summit began in Durban to discuss the future of the Kyoto Protocol.

Grim outlook for global carbon

2 Dec 2011

Spot and forward NZUs lost further ground this week, OMFinancial reports.

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Local government and climate minister Simon Watts (left) and transport minister Chris Bishop at the Local Government NZ conference this week

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Fri 18 Jul 2025

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Importing LNG is feasible, but is it plausible?

Fri 18 Jul 2025

Importing liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a form of energy supply insurance is technically feasible, but an industry-commissioned report raises questions about whether it is financially plausible.

Agriculture
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Expert rejects farmers call to ditch green investment framework

Thu 17 Jul 2025

By Shannon Morris-Williams | Scrapping a proposed 'green' finance taxonomy before work on it is even finished would risk New Zealand being left behind in the transition to more sustainable systems, according to an expert.

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Mangroves' overlooked climate role

30 Jun 2025

By Shannon Morris-Williams | New Zealand’s mangrove forests are pulling tens of thousands of tonnes of carbon from the atmosphere each year, yet their climate benefits remain unrecognised in national emissions reporting.

Transport
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How flying can be a climate solution

16 Jun 2025

By Paul Callister and Robert McLachlan - Planetary Ecology | How can aviation contribute to tackling climate change when no practicable technology-based solutions are on the horizon?

Forestry
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NZ Forest Owners Association CEO Dr Elizabeth Heeg presented to the environment select committee.

Foresters seek time; end to using ETS as a land use tool

Wed 16 Jul 2025

By Pattrick Smellie | Production and carbon forestry owners have begged the environment select committee to at least give the sector more time to come up with workable rules for legislation intended to cap forest planting on farmland.

Business
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NZ Post drops science-based climate target

8 Jul 2025

By Liz Kivi | NZ Post has dropped its science-based emissions reduction target of 42% by 2030 with no plans to replace it.

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