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  • As China Starts Carbon Market, Renewables Investment to Dramatically Overtake Fossil Fuel This Decade in Asia
  • G20 Carbon Price Floor Seen Saving the Climate, Alleviating Poverty; But is the U.S. Ready? (3)
  • Europe’s Carbon Border Plan Set to Play Havoc With the Crude Oil Market (2)
  • U.K. Asks Norway and Singapore to Hold Ministerial Discussions on Global Carbon Markets
  • ‘Rapid Deployment’ of Global Carbon Markets 31 Years Late … Still Seems Unlikely (2)
  • EU Natural Gas Futures Extend to More Than a Decade as Climate Crisis Needs Long-Term Thinking
  • Russia Suggests ‘Inclusive’ Ways of Looking at Climate Action (1)
  • Carbon Price Needed to Meet Paris Climate Limits Through 2050 Seen 12% Higher (Chart)
  • EU Sees Big Risks in International Carbon Trading Under Paris; Suggests 5-Year Period to Limit Supply
  • Japan Suggests Fast and Loose Definition of What Might Make Emission Credits Under Paris Climate Deal (1)
  • ‘Massive Investment’ Will Flow to Governments Who Get it Right on Climate: $41 Trillion Speaks
  • BP Responds After Shell CEO Calls for Bold, Clear, Consistent Climate Policies In Wake of ‘Surprising’ Court Ruling (1)
  • EU Finally Gets Serious About Carbon Pricing — as Rest of the World Fails, Asia, Africa and Middle East to Suffer Most (1)
  • Climate Crisis Money’s No Problem — the System Needs to Address Unfairness: Blackrock’s Fink and World Bank’s Malpass
  • As Crude Oil Plunged, Middle East Conflict Delayed U.K.’s Covid-19 Response
  • Politicians Fail Taxpayers Twice; Less Than 4% of Carbon Pricing Seen High Enough to Save Climate (4)
  • China Seen Holding Back on Carbon-Permit Auctions This Year, Depending on Market Liquidity: Academic (1)
  • Oversight of the EU Carbon Market Works Well, Says Commission; Higher Prices Reflect Lower Future Supply (1)
  • WTO Calls For Better, More Global Carbon Pricing
  • Private Sector, Public Companies Moving Much Faster On Climate Action than Governments: Blackrock’s Fink (1)
  • In IEA’s 1.5C Pathway, No New Oil & Gas Fields Starting About Now, 60% of Global Car Sales are Electric by 2030 (3)
  • Clumsy, Patronizing Climate Narrative Still Needs a Tweak or Two
  • Ability of U.K. Carbon Prices to Surge, Plunge Will be Sometimes Subject to 15 Second Hold System (1)
    • U.K.’s First Post-Brexit Carbon Auction has Clearing Price of £43.99/Ton, Raises a Quarter of a Billion Quid for Taxpayers
      • U.K. Had Post-Brexit Carbon Price Premium of 48% Over the EU; It Was Wider by the End of the First Day (3)
  • U.K. Had Post-Brexit Carbon Price Premium of 48% Over the EU; It Was Wider by the End of the First Day (3)
  • U.K.’s First Post-Brexit Carbon Auction has Clearing Price of £43.99/Ton, Raises a Quarter of a Billion Quid for Taxpayers
  • Rising EU Carbon Prices Push Asia Back Onto Coal; Levels Surge to Yet Another Record (3)
  • Deutschland veröffentlicht zulässige Emissionen nach Sektoren nach ehrgeizigeren geplanten Gesetzen; Germany Publishes Permitted Emissions by Sector Under More-Ambitious Planned Law (3)
  • 瑞銀希望美國加入歐洲和中國的氣候平台以形成全球解決方案; UBS Sees U.S. Joining Europe and China’s Climate Platform to Form Global Solution (2)
  • U.K. Sets Carbon Cost Containment Price About 42% Above EU Market (3)
  • FEATURE: Carbon Border Adjustment Seen Driving Europe’s CO2 Prices MUCH Higher (4)
  • Europe to Consider Innovative Carbon Contracts to Underpin Huge Climate-Related Investment
  • Higher Carbon Prices Needed to Comfort Renewable-Mineral-Project Investors (3)
  • FEATURE: Electric SUVs Mean the Crude Oil Market’s Backwardation is Underdone (3)
  • A Different Sort of Political Risk Will Make the U.K. Carbon Market Fun to Trade
  • The World’s Biggest Economy Made a Key Choice That Could Create Trillions of Dollars of Green Projects (3)
  • Arab Group of Nations Propose 2% Fee on Paris Carbon Trading for Adaptation
  • “LEAF Coalition’ to Bring Private and Public Sector Together to Save the Forests
  • Consider Some 2030 Scenarios That May Hit the Jackpot for Science, Money, Climate Justice
  • EU Carbon Investors Might Have Tripled Their Money Since the Pandemic’s Depths
  • 資本主義，社會主義合併; Capitalism, Socialism Merge: China’s Xi to Attend Biden Climate Summit After FT Splashes Him on Front Page (1)
  • EU Carbon Investors Might Have Tripled Their Money Since the Pandemic’s Depths
  • Consider Some 2030 Scenarios That May Hit the Jackpot for Science, Money, Climate Justice
  • U.S. to Slash Emissions by at Least Half by 2030: Washington Post
  • U.K. to Adopt 78% Emissions Cut by 2035; FT With Comment About Bringing Ambition Forward To 2030
  • Climate Solver South Pole Sells Stake to Help Finance Expansion
  • 美中發布聯合氣候聲明，未提及格拉斯哥談判的時機; U.S. and China Issue Joint Climate Statement Without Mentioning Timing of Glasgow Negotiations (3)
  • UN Climate Envoys Seek To Converge on More than Three Key Issues as they Strive to Adjust Global Markets (1)
  • UN Climate Talks Leadership Mocked for its Inability to Collaborate
  • 分析：中國的碳市場似乎失敗了，但它可能很快變得嚴格; China’s Carbon Market Seems Set Up to Fail, Yet it Could Quickly Get Strict: Analysis
  • Three Weeks of Virtual Climate Talks to Begin May 31 (1)
  • U.S. Heads to Asia After India Calls on Developed Nations to Begin Removing More Greenhouse Gas Than They Emit (2)
  • U.S. Concedes Some Countries Have More Responsibility for the Climate Crisis; Kerry Pleads for Less Happy Talk (1)
  • WTO Will Meet on Green Trade Rules Immediately After Glasgow Climate Talks
  • The Voluntary Carbon Market is Piling Pressure on UN Climate Envoys (2)
  • Russia’s Far-East Carbon Market Seen Using CO2 Capture for Net-Zero Emissions by 2025
  • EU Carbon Hits Record Above 42 Euros as Region Signals it Won’t be Taken Advantage of on Climate Any Longer (2)
  • Twenty Biggest Countries Have Special Role to Stem Climate Crisis: Kerry (1)
  • EU Carbon Options Had Record Volume in February as Price Hit All-Time High (1)
  • New Gold Rush?: Hydrogen Seen Replacing Fossil Fuels as World’s Dominant Energy Carrier: Morgan Stanley
  • Nudges, Tax and Trade: Boris Johnson, Rishi Sunak Can Set Their Legacy Today; There’s a Small Chance They’ll Do it (3)
  • ICE to Begin U.K.’s New Carbon Market on May 19 (2)
  • India Climate Negotiator Looks on With Dismay as U.S. Energy Data Provider Misses Biden’s Net-Zero Memo (1)
  • Carbon Hits Record 40 Euros; Needs to Surge as Climate Disclosure, Governance Measures Haven’t Worked: Aviva (3)
  • United Nations to Resume Global Carbon Market Talks March 29-30 (1)
  • U.K. Utilities Get Huge 4,000 Quid/MWh Windfall as Low-Wind Winter Demand Means Fossil Fuels Win: Hartree (2)
  • Key US Business Group Gets First Female Leader and Pro-Climate Outlook (1)
  • Carbon Allowances Spike to Record Above 38 Euros as Murdoch’s Times Newspaper Endorses Pollution Pricing (1)
  • The Stage is Set for A Single Deal to Tackle Half of the World’s Emissions. Actors? (5)
  • TECH-LED OIL SHIFT: Historic First Net-Zero Crude Shipment Up For Sale: Person (2)
  • It’s Private Equity, But Not as You Know it; Gold Standard, Arnie, DiCaprio Watch On (1)
  • The U.S. Calls Out (Its Own?) Climate Bullshit
  • Complex Voluntary Carbon Blueprint Highlights Need for a Better System (2)
  • Shanghai Strives to Hit Carbon Dioxide Peak before 2025, as China Considers Ambition; Biden Tackles Oil, Gas
  • U.S. to Scale Back Fossil-Fuel Subsidies Among Slew of Climate Orders: Biden-Harris (1)
  • While Trump’s Exit from the Paris Climate Deal was Reckless, China’s Net Zero Target for 2060 is not Soon Enough: Kerry
  • Western Environmental Lobby Groups Are Slowing Climate Action (5)
  • The EU’s Gambit to Link Trade and Climate Action Pays Off, Drawing China and the U.S. (3)
  • China Seen Capping Emissions in the Five Years From 2026 in Boost for Global Climate Fight (6)
  • New Trump Law Seen Boosting Climate Action, Even Outside the U.S. (2)
  • The U.S. Has Cut Emissions by the Biggest Amount in History for a Single Nation (1)
  • Boxing Gloves Are Off in Global Climate Fight As Democrats to Control U.S. Senate (4)
  • UPDATED: EU CO2 Jumps to Record as Market Comes Away Unscathed; Brexit Otherwise Takes Toll (4)
  • In a Bitter End to 2020, Back-Slapping Nations Fail to Respect the UN on Climate Yet Again (6)
  • Climate in the Frame as EU members back China investment deal (2)
  • A Polar Bear Dreams Up January 2021 Climate Resolutions –Not All of 2021 (2)
  • U.K.-EU Disputes on Climate to be Heard by ‘Bespoke Panel of Experts’ After Brexit; 2021 Link Seen (4)
  • Boris Brexit Bullsh!t? No. Six Ways U.K. Will Literally Lead the EU and the World on Climate and Energy
  • RECAST EXCLUSIVE: Richer Net Zero Countries Tout 2030 Carbon Prices That Align (4)
  • Capitalism 2.0 in Sight But Here’s Why We are Not Quite There Yet (3)
  • Carney: Here is How Large Global Companies Like Google and Swiss Re Will Solve an Extra 10% of the Climate Crisis (5)

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G20 Carbon Price Floor Seen Saving the Climate, Alleviating Poverty; But is the U.S. Ready? (3)

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‘Rapid Deployment’ of Global Carbon Markets 31 Years Late … Still Seems Unlikely (2)

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Russia Suggests ‘Inclusive’ Ways of Looking at Climate Action (1)

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‘Massive Investment’ Will Flow to Governments Who Get it Right on Climate: Carbon Pricing, Perhaps? (2)

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As Crude Oil Plunged, Middle East Conflict Delayed U.K.’s Covid-19 Response

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China Seen Holding Back on Carbon-Permit Auctions This Year, Depending on Market Liquidity: Academic (1)

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Politicians Fail Taxpayers Twice; Less Than 4% of Carbon Pricing Seen High Enough to Save Climate (4)

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WTO Calls For Better, More Global Carbon Pricing

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Private Sector, Public Companies Moving Much Faster On Climate Action than Governments: Blackrock’s Fink (1)

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U.K.’s First Post-Brexit Carbon Auction has Clearing Price of £43.99/Ton, Raises a Quarter of a Billion Quid for Taxpayers

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