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Carbon Market Analysis - Q3 2010
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Carbon Market Analysis - August 2010
Summary
This report includes carbon market developments globally. There are four articles covered in detail:
1. Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative - The Potential Solution for the US Carbon Market
Rapid growth in economic activity has had a negative impact on the fragile ecosystem. Carbon emissions
have impacted the environment and global warming is one of the key manifestations of this.. In order to
prevent global warming by controlling carbon emissions, politicians across the globe are implementing
various measures. The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) is one of the initiatives pioneered by the
Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic states in the US. This initiative has yielded favorable results in terms of
reducing the carbon emissions in the ratified states. The success of RGGI has also triggered the debate to
replicate a similar scheme at the federal level.
2. New Zealand Climate Change Response Amendment of 2009
The New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme (NZ ETS) was legislated in September 2008 under the Climate
Change Response Act (2002). This law, amended in November 2009, became the first mandatory emissions
trading scheme outside Europe. The liquidity in the New Zealand emissions market increased in June with
the trading of around 1.5 million NZUs as companies responded to the inclusion of three new sectors in the
trading scheme. Due to this, the supply is expected to increase in the second half of 2010. The fixed price of
the emissions unit and limited supply initially would not create much market movement at first within the
NZ ETS. It is expected that participants can prioritize buying the NZUs at a fixed price of NZ$25 from the
government rather than buying spot permits presently being traded at around NZ$18– NZ$18.50.
3. Kyoto Carbon Market Balance: Demand and Supply Scenario, 2008–2012
The economic downturn in 2008 caused a decline in investments in the carbon sector. In addition, the two
international climate change talks in Copenhagen and Bonn were not able to produce concrete results
favoring the global carbon market. Against this backdrop, the players in this market have become much
more conservative.
Also, the recent delay of regional carbon bills across the globe has impacted the expected supplies of
emission units in the trading market. Delays in the US’s and Japan’s carbon bills as well as Australia’s Carbon
Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS) have resulted in uncertain market conditions, thereby impacting the
decisions of Parties involved in the Kyoto Protocol. In this context, the demand-supply scenario of the Kyoto
market suggests that the Kyoto projects pipeline could continue to shrink as investors are reluctant to make
long-term investments due to the uncertain post-2012 scenario.
4. Moving Towards Zero - Sony’s Perspective
Sony Corporation announced its “Road to Zero” global environmental plan. The plan includes a long-term
goal of achieving a zero environmental footprint by 2050. The mid-targets will be implemented globally
across the Sony Group beginning in the fiscal year 2011 (April 2011), and will extend through to the end of
the fiscal year 2015 (March 2016), at which time new targets for the following five years will be set.
Scope
Its scope includes –
Featured Articles: Analytical articles related to the impact of major carbon markets on the future growth of
the emissions trading market.
- Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative - The Potential Solution for the US Carbon Market
- Overview - Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
- The US Carbon Emissions
- RGGI - Two Pronged Approach
- New Zealand Climate Change Response Amendment of 2009
- NZ ETS Scheme to Regulate Emissions across all Sectors of the Economy
- Emissions Trading Parameters Under the Scheme
- NZUs Allocation to Firms and Transition Assistance Package
- Cost Control Measures for NZ ETS Participants
- Forestry Sector Included in NZ ETS
- Effect of NZ ETS on New Zealand’s Carbon Market·
- Kyoto Carbon Market Balance: Demand and Supply Scenario, 2008–2012
- Fall in Potential Demand in the Government Sector
- Fall in the Kyoto Market Demand in the Private Sector
- Supply Dynamics of the Kyoto Assets
- Demand—Supply Scenario of the Kyoto Market, Until 2012
- Moving Towards Zero - Sony’s Perspective
- Road to Zero - Midterm Targets, 2015
- Forerunners of the Concept
- Importance of Sony’s Road to Zero Initiative
Reasons to buy
The “Carbon Market Analysis” provides in depth study of the major emissions reduction market
developments across the globe. It gives market updates for the global carbon market which can help the
individual/company frame their business strategies while developing sustainability initiatives.
- Analyze the impact of changing carbon market on the company business
- Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative - The Potential Solution for the US Carbon Market – Provides
insightful data on the developments in the emissions trading market of the United States
- New Zealand Climate Change Response Amendment of 2009 – To identify the upcoming regional
emissions trading market schemes and its impact on the global carbon market
- Kyoto Carbon Market Balance: Demand and Supply Scenario, 2008–2012 – To identify the demandsupply scenario of the Kyoto Market and its impact on the international talks under UNFCCC
- Moving Towards Zero - Sony’s Perspective – Provides major long-term initiatives taken by Sony for
controlling their emissions.
- Develop strategy based on the upcoming trends in the global carbon market
- Identify target markets by looking at the trend of emissions trading across the globe
- Understand the impact of Kyoto Demand - Supply scenario on the international carbon talks
Contents:
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1.1 List of Tables
1.2 List of Figures
2 Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative - The Potential Solution for the US Carbon Market
2.1 Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
2.2 US Carbon Emissions
2.3 Two Pronged Approach
2.4 Conclusion
3 New Zealand Climate Change Response Amendment of 2009
3.1 NZ ETS Scheme to Regulate Emissions across all Sectors of the Economy
3.2 Emissions Trading Under the Scheme
3.3 NZUs Allocation to Firms and Transition Assistance Package
3.4 Cost Control Measures for NZ ETS Participants
3.5 Forestry Sector Included in NZ ETS
3.6 Effect of NZ ETS on New Zealand’s Carbon Market
4 Kyoto Carbon Market Balance: Demand and Supply Scenario, 2008–2012
4.1 Potential Demand has fallen in the Government Sector
4.2 Private Sector Demand is also affected
4.3 Supply Dynamics of the Kyoto Assets: CERs and ERUs Decline While AAUs Rise
4.4 Demand—Supply Scenario of the Kyoto Market, Until 2012
5 Moving Towards Zero - Sony’s Perspective
5.1 Summary
5.2 Road to Zero - Midterm Targets, 2015
5.3 Forerunners of the Concept
6 Appendix
6.1 Methodology
6.2 Contact Us
6.3 Disclaimer
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