Posts Tagged ‘Carbon Markets’

“Cap-And-Trade” Creates Successful Carbon Markets But Effect On “Carbon Emissions” Under Scrutiny

Posted by: carboncreditsusa on December 6, 2008

U.S. Carbon Contract Market Valuations Are Strong After “Over-Inflated” Prices Reduced Since May 2008

Posted by: carboncreditsusa on December 2, 2008

Ballooning Global Supply Of Carbon Offsets Could Push European Union Emissions Market Prices Lower

Posted by: carboncreditsusa on November 26, 2008

Cap-And-Trade In The United States: Statements By Henry Derwent, CEO, International Emissions Trading Association

Posted by: carboncreditsusa on November 24, 2008

“Carbon Exchange Trading” Interview with Chicago Climate Exchange CEO Richard Sandor

Posted by: carboncreditsusa on November 20, 2008

EU Carbon Prices Drop To 19-Month Low As European Companies Sell Emissions Permits To Raise Cash In Face Of European Recession And Falling Energy Prices

Posted by: carboncreditsusa on November 18, 2008

An Independent “Central Carbon Bank” That Can Set A Nation’s Carbon Price Gaining Interest

Posted by: carboncreditsusa on November 17, 2008

Low Carbon Investment Down Slightly In 2008 From 2007

Posted by: carboncreditsusa on November 7, 2008

“Carbon Market Insights Americas 2008 Conference” On Nov. 12-13 In Washington D.C.

Posted by: carboncreditsusa on November 3, 2008

Carbon Credit And Permits Markets To Develop Quickly As Governments Sell And Regulate Carbon Permits

Posted by: carboncreditsusa on November 3, 2008