What are the main trends in the carbon market in 2010? What do market participants and observers expect this year, the next few years and up to 2020? This report presents and analyses the results of our fifth annual Carbon Market Survey, which garnered 4,767 responses in January and February 2010.
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This comprehensive report provides an in-depth overview of expected developments for regional programs. We discuss which states are most likely to go ahead with a carbon market in absence of federal policy and what market design features to expect. We provide detailed data on supply and demand, market balance, and expected compliance costs.
The purpose of this report is to establish a fair price for secondary CERs post 2012, and to explain possible price formation by using scenario analysis. Three different price scenarios are weighted according to the probability that each will materialise, in order to provide a single planning price in 2016.
What will characterise the global carbon market in 2010? What will be the significance of the uncertainty surrounding post-2012 negotiations and US federal cap-and-trade? This CMA provides Point Carbon's forecast for trade volumes in all the world's mandatory GHG trading systems, including the EU ETS, CDM, JI, AAU, RGGI and North American pre-compliance offset markets. We also provide a volume forecast for 2011 and 2012.
This report provides an overview of all existing, upcoming and planned emission trading schemes globally, thirteen ETSs all together. The analysis is structured along 5 key features of the schemes; i) key facts, scope and market size, allocation, flexibility and price regulation and linking.
The purpose of this report is to assess potential emissions reductions from four different sector approaches that are currently being debated in the international climate negotiations: i) sector commitments, ii) sector crediting mechanism (SCM), iii) Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) and iv) CDM with standardized baselines. These are compared to the CDM as we know it today with project-based baselines.
This report analyses the role of activities to Reduce Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD) in the carbon market. We model the potential reductions from international forestry and outline what the mechanism for crediting could look like. We then discuss what role the credits could play in a US and global compliance market.
In this Carbon Market Analyst we estimate probability-weighted prices for the EU and for the US, which constitute our recommended “planning price” for 2016. This is done by weighting different policy scenarios according to the likelihood that they will materialise.
This Carbon Market Analyst outlines what we expect in terms of an international agreement in Copenhagen in December. It discusses the political processes leading up to the summit - and after.
This Carbon Market Analyst provides Point Carbon’s first short-term CER issuance forecast. The forecast estimates monthly CER issuance by project type over the next 12 months (from June 2009 to May 2010).
