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EU party move leaves market in limbo

8 Feb 2013

The European market remains in limbo after news that the biggest EU party, the European People’s Party (EPP), is not likely to approve the back-loading proposal, says OMFinancial.

NZ carbon market shows signs of life

1 Feb 2013

Interest in the New Zealand carbon market is picking up – even if prices aren’t.

It's not all bad news from Europe

1 Feb 2013

European carbon markets trundled along sideways during their first session of the week, as no major change was recorded in spot CERs and ERUs, OMFinancial reports.

Marketing getting news-fatigue

1 Feb 2013

International prices fell sharply last night as news headlines continue to dictate the mood of the European carbon markets, Westpac reports.

ETS foe pays million-dollar carbon premium

25 Jan 2013

A company ideologically opposed to the Emissions Trading Scheme is thought to have paid $1.4 million more than it needed to to meet its carbon obligations last year.

Market plunge gets the tongues wagging

25 Jan 2013

The major talking points this week are the massive market plunge in an already-volatile market which has been stirred up by rumour and political uncertainty, says John Davis of CF Partners in London.

New low for European carbon

25 Jan 2013

It hasn’t been a good month for European carbon prices, with EUAs plunging from around EUR6.75 at the beginning of January to a record low of EUR2.81 for the Dec13 EUA contract overnight.

Emitters turn backs on local credits

18 Jan 2013

Domestic carbon credits are no longer the unit of choice in the New Zealand carbon market.

All quiet on the trading front

18 Jan 2013

Few domestic carbon units have been traded since before Christmas.

Industrial gas CERs join ban list

18 Jan 2013

The Government is banning indutrial gas CERs rom New Zealand’s Emissions Trading Scheme because of concerns over their environmental integrity.

Dull year behind us, flat year ahead

18 Jan 2013

The past 12 months have seen little domestic activity in terms of NZU purchasing to meet obligations under the ETS.

European prices remain low

18 Jan 2013

Poor German economic data kept European carbon prices trundling along on their lows last night, OMFinancial reports.

Pre-1990 NZUs fail to fire market

18 Jan 2013

The year has started slowly for the domestic carbon market.

Tim Groser ... ill-informed comments.

Doha votes to bar NZ from KP2 credits

14 Dec 2012

New Zealand will not be allowed access to international carbon credits generated under the second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol.

What's our market worth?

14 Dec 2012

Carbon Match founder Lizzie Chambers reflects on the fallout from the COP18 meeting

ETS progress? You're better off going fishing

14 Dec 2012

By WAYNE KING, Carbon Market Solutions. Now that the climate talks are completed in Doha, and before the Christmas break and the New Year, can we take stock and feel optimistic about agreed international action to halt global warming and the impacts of anthropogenic climate change?

The market waits...

14 Dec 2012

It was a mixed session overnight, with EUAs & ERUs down but CERs up, OMFinancial reports.

NZ faces carbon markets shut-out

7 Dec 2012

New Zealand could be shut out of international Kyoto-compliant carbon markets

Carbon prices scrape bottom of barrel

7 Dec 2012

Carbon prices have equalled the low set last month.

EUAs take a dive ... again

30 Nov 2012

EUAs got smacked again last night, falling 25 cents, OMFinancial reports.

Dodgy Doha poor place for climate talks

30 Nov 2012

As world leaders gather in Doha for the COP 18 climate change talks, Wayne King, a veteran of COP 1, reflects on progress to date.

Nigel Brunel ... potential.

Trader steps into Australian market

23 Nov 2012

New Zealand trading house OMFinancial is moving into Australia.

Expect pressure on prices

23 Nov 2012

European carbon was steady overnight as the market absorbed another 4.5 million units auctioned by governments.

Plans to reduce supply in world's largest market

23 Nov 2012

International prices have traded sideways following last week’s back-loading proposal announced by the European Commission.

If the world burns, we burn

16 Nov 2012

A number of comments made by the public about the Government's decision to not sign up to the second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol appear to be made from a position of lack of understanding of the global atmosphere, including the complex processes which the atmosphere undergoes, Carbon Market Solutions says.

Carbon hits the windshield

16 Nov 2012

European carbon found its windshield last night, with EUAs dropping 10 per cent, OMFinancial reports.

SOE moves into Australian carbon market

9 Nov 2012

A State-owned enterprise is registering to operate in the Australian carbon market.

Carbon hovers above historic lows

9 Nov 2012

Very little changed in the European carbon market last night,OMFinancial reports.

Carbon units sink through $1 mark

26 Oct 2012

Carbon continued to tumble this week, with some units falling below the $1 mark.

Follow the leader ...

26 Oct 2012

The New Zealand carbon market continues to follow the international market lower, with NZUs trading under NZD3.00 this week to post a low of $2.55 (offer), Westpac says.

Carbon not quite a cot case yet

26 Oct 2012

The Emissions Trading Scheme has been described recently as comatose and on a stretcher, says Carbon Market Solutions.

Voluntary units like gold on messy market

12 Oct 2012

Carbon prices in the compliance markets might be languishing in the $3-a-tonne range, but the price of voluntary units is on the rise.

Why is our approach so different?

12 Oct 2012

There's more bearishness out of Europe over the price of UN offsets, despite some analysts revising their expected forecasts for European Union Allowances upwards, CARBON MATCH says.

Fundamentals 'too nauseating to contemplate'

12 Oct 2012

The European carbon market appears quite directionless at present like a boxer hit too many times in the head, says OMFinancial.

Local market awaits the politicians

12 Oct 2012

Trading in local units has been sidelined on the week, with the market clearly waiting for the Finance and Expenditure Select Committee’s report back to Parliament next Wednesday, Westpac reports.

Which way will landowners go?

5 Oct 2012

In 2008, when the Emission Trading Scheme legislation was passed, a lot of attention was focused on those forest owners who still intended to change land use from forest to agriculture, Carbon Market Solutions says.

NZUs ignored, says trader

5 Oct 2012

European carbon was firm for most of the session last night, with a very firm oil lending support on the back of Syrian/Turkey tensions, OMFinancial reports.

Market weakens on news of February vote in EU ETS

5 Oct 2012

European carbon prices started the week in a consolidation mode, before getting hit pretty hard overnight on Tuesday, Westpac says.

The case for UN offsets

28 Sep 2012

For the record, OMFinancial is not against having UN offsets in New Zealand's Emissions Trading Scheme, the brokerage says.

Prices stage a rally ... of sorts

28 Sep 2012

Despite carbon prices remaining at extreme low levels, the overall market has seen a rally of sorts, Westpac reports.

Nigel Brunel ... cheap credits number in billions.

Trader warns of carbon unit avalanche

21 Sep 2012

Billions of cheap carbon units are bound for New Zealand – enough to meet the country’s carbon obligations for decades, Parliament has been warned.

Weak rally as carbon prices struggle

21 Sep 2012

Carbon prices continue to tumble, falling more than 20 per cent over the past week.

Permit supply hopes firm prices

21 Sep 2012

Carbon has firmed again overnight on renewed optimism that a solution and an agreement would happen in regard to reducing permit supply, OMFinancial reports.

Bernanke move slows market

14 Sep 2012

The market spent most of the day in positive territory, only to sell off late, in the face of a turn in energy markets and the prospect of United States Federal Reserve chaiman Ben Bernanke speaking about further monetary easing, OMFinancial reports.

Beware the carbon cowboys

14 Sep 2012

When times get tough, usually those on the fringes of reputable commodity transactions fall away, only to begin a new life when a new commodity emerges - often seeking recognition and credibility in the new environment, says Carbon Market Solutions.

NZUs down in line with European prices

14 Sep 2012

European carbon offsets have continued to fall, down around 30 per cent now since the beginning of the month, Westpac reports.

It's raining ERUs ...

7 Sep 2012

It was another night of contrasts; CERs and ERUs smashed and EUAs managing a small gain, OMFinancial reports.

NZUs hit barrier at $5

7 Sep 2012

Local market trading over the week has occurred in range-bound markets, Westpac reports.

Was that the sound of a slamming door?

31 Aug 2012

The announcement this week by Australia’s Climate Change Minister, Greg Combet, of an arrangement between Australia and the European Commission whereby the Australian Carbon Pricing Mechanism is to be linked to the EU ETS sounds like an announcement for carbon traders to celebrate Christmas early, says Carbon Market Solutions.

Sell-off catches traders by surprise

31 Aug 2012

A large issuance of Industrial Gas CERs saw the market sell-off last night, catching traders by surprise, OMFinancial reports.

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Carbon price steady after failed quarterly auction

Tue 16 Sep 2025

By Liz Kivi | The carbon price has continued to trade in its familiar moribund range in the high $50s following last week’s failed quarterly auction, with ample supply still trading on the secondary market at about $10 below this year’s $68 auction floor.

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