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DUBLIN, Ireland – (Business Wire) Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/1dcd7d/the_development_of) has announced the addition of the “The Development of Pan-regional and National Allowance-based Carbon Marketplaces” report to their offering.
Markets are bearish about the future of carbon and carbon policy. Fears of declining legislative and capital commitments have set in, as governments shift their attention away from climate change issues to deal with the contingencies of the current economic turmoil. Long-term, investors will only crystallize the carbon opportunity if governments foster the right global regulatory environment.
Scope
- Insight into the importance of clear and comprehensive regulatory frameworks that incentivize industry and create long term capital formation.
- Historic volume and price trends for key US and Canadian carbon markets and the likely respective demand for economy-wide carbon offset schemes.
- Analysis of key emissions trading schemes worldwide and the fundamental market imbalances obstructing the development of carbon capture and storage.
- A compatibility benchmark of all major carbon schemes worldwide and their relative degree of interconnection.
Highlights of this title
Recent movement in crude oil prices together with a continuing flow of surplus EUAs into the market suggests a short- to medium-term price floor of EUR15.00 for the year ahead EUA contract. For now, companies are unsure of their likely industrial output in years to come, and are showing little interest in looking beyond immediate compliance needs.
With so many uncertainties prevailing in the carbon and other financial marketplaces, carbon is increasingly irrational. Yet electricity demand in mature economies is relatively resilient and is likely to remain so. A minimum element of price and demand stability can therefore be expected in the short to medium term.
Many quantitative and/or qualitative restrictions currently stand in the way of a truly global carbon market. Carbon markets are plagued by burgeoning policies, frameworks and currencies, poor linking and limited convertibility. The biggest risk today to the carbon market is caused by the lack of regulatory continuity and uniformity beyond 2012.
Key reasons to purchase this title
- Assess which currencies, schemes and countries are driving worldwide carbon market development as you weigh up the most recent vital developments.
- Gauge how confidence in Europes flagship carbon mechanism was undermined and how the economic slowdown is likely to affect carbon fundamentals.
- Get to grips with the five key issues that need to be considered, acknowledged and resolved before carbon markets worldwide can be effectively linked.
Key Topics Covered:
- CATALYST
- SUMMARY
- ANALYSIS
- APPENDIX
- List of Figures
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