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Airlines face $670 mln carbon pollution charge in 2012: study

Airlines face $670 mln carbon pollution charge in 2012: study

Airlines face a carbon pollution bill of 505 million euros ($670 million) for this year under a cont…

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California eyes $40 bln in CO2 revenue for rail project

The sale of CO2 permits to polluters could net California up to $40 billion over the life of its cap…

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Russia issues 462 mln Kyoto permits

Russia has issued 462 million CO2 permits that it can use to meet its international goal to cut emis…

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  • 24 Jan 12

    CDM Programmes of Activities (PoAs): status and prospects

    This report explains the CDM's Programmes of Activities (PoAs) and lays out their status so far, focusing on their regional distribution and activity types. We look at the entities involved in PoAs and their approach to developing them. Assessing the potential of PoAs to generate credits though 2020, we offer a rough forecast of CERs from PoAs going forward.

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  • 26 Jan 12

    California policy update: lawsuit over Low Carbon Fuel Standard

    POINTCARBON ANALYSIS – California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) is being challenged in court, causing concern that the state’s cap-and-trade program will be next to face a lawsuit. The LCFS suit has driven down carbon prices in recent weeks, whereas the final outcome of the case could raise carbon prices slightly in the long term.

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