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Market turmoil in European energy markets last year continues to have an impact on the hedging activities of many of the continents utilities, with some…
Peter Sainsbury
Carbon markets are just the start of a revolution putting a price on natural capital
Peter Sainsbury
The collapse of two mid-tier American banks in quick succession, followed by a hastily arranged weekend rescue deal of one of Switzerland’s…
Peter Sainsbury
A market based approach to pricing carbon is founded on the most basic of economics problems – scarcity. The science of climate change makes the case…
Peter Sainsbury
The ‘sailing ship’ effect – also known as the ‘last gasp effect of obsolescent technologies’ - occurs where competition from new technologies stimulates…
Peter Sainsbury
A recent shipment of ‘carbon neutral’ LNG between Australia and Taiwan is the first of its kind to be delivered under a new framework supposed to give…
Peter Sainsbury
High premium to other North American carbon markets will increase calls to link up with California
Peter Sainsbury
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As Europe gradually moves towards net zero, opportunities to cut emissions even further are likely to become significantly more challenging. Rather than…
Peter Sainsbury
What does the carbon futures curve tell us and why is it important?
Peter Sainsbury
The European airline industry is about to become much more exposed to developments in the EU carbon price. Up until now airlines have been cushioned…
Peter Sainsbury

February 2023

European chemicals behemoth BASF is one of Germany’s largest consumers of natural gas and has been particularly hard hit by the surge in energy prices…
Peter Sainsbury
What lessons can we learn from the first cap-and-trade system?
Peter Sainsbury
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