COPENHAGEN, March 17 (Reuters) – The impact of recession on the global carbon market was evident at a Point Carbon emissions trading conference this week, with attendance down about a fifth from recent boom years.
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- Published: Mar 18th, 2009
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Carbon market suffers pinch of recession
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- Published: Feb 24th, 2009
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Point Carbon sees carbon trade in 2009 seen rising 20 percent
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The global carbon market in 2009 will grow by 20 percent over 2008 in terms of volume, predicts Norwegian energy and environmental markets research group Point Carbon.
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Carbon Emissions, Prices Drop As Downturn Bites
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A steep decline in industrial production, combined with decreased demand for electricity across Europe, both caused by the economic downturn, has prompted Point Carbon to reduce its carbon emissions forecast by 500 million tonnes for the period 2008-2012, equivalent to a 4.4% reduction compared with its previous report.
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- Published: Dec 11th, 2008
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Carbon Trading Market Requires Improved Infrastructure to Curb Greenhouse Gas Emissions on a Global Scale, According to Bank of New York Mellon Report
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NEW YORK, Dec. 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — The development of a successful global carbon trading market that delivers real and cost-efficient greenhouse gas emission reductions will require an improved market infrastructure, according to a report issued today by The Bank of New York Mellon entitled, “Towards a Common Carbon Currency: Exploring the Prospects for Integrated Global Carbon Markets.”
