Emmanuel Fages

EU Starts Five Battles to Resuscitate Carbon Market, SocGen Says

The European Union, already facing criticism after expanding carbon trading this year to airlines, has opened five battlegrounds in its bid to resuscitate its flagging market, according to Societe Generale SA.

EU Will Back Down on Airline Carbon on ICAO Plan: SocGen

The European Union will probably back down on including aviation in its carbon market once the United Nations’ International Civil Aviation Organization proposes a global program, said Societe Generale SA.

Europe Won’t Back Down on Aviation Carbon Trading, Eneco Says

Europe probably won’t back down on this year’s expansion of its carbon market to include aviation, while airlines will comply with the program, according to Eneco Energy Trade BV.

European Union Auctions May Curb Seasonality in Carbon Prices, Orbeo Says

Proposed European Union auctions of carbon dioxide permits may curb the seasonality of price movements in the emissions market, Orbeo said.

EU Needs to Urgently Set Rules for Withholding Carbon Permits, Orbeo Says

The European Union needs to move quickly to set rules for removing and then bringing back carbon permits in the world’s biggest emissions market, according to an analyst at Orbeo.

EU, UN Carbon Prices Could Fall ‘Close to Zero,’ SocGen Says

Societe Generale SA said European carbon permits may fall close to zero should regulators fail to set tight enough limits in the market after 2020.

New Carbon Tax in Britain May Reduce Price of EU-Allowances, Orbeo Says

European Union carbon permits fell to their lowest price in nine days as the U.K. introduced a carbon tax for 2013 designed to reduce emissions.

World Needs to Choose Between Nuclear and Climate Risks, Orbeo Says

“Runaway” climate change may be the price of retreating from nuclear energy in the wake of Japan’s nuclear crisis, according to an analyst at Orbeo.

EIB May Have Already Started NER-300 Carbon Sales, Orbeo Says

The European Investment Bank may have already started sales of the first 2013 carbon permits, boosting supply as prices trade near record-low levels, said an analyst at Orbeo.

Australian Coal Premium to Widen on Asia Growth: Energy Markets

Australian coal’s premium over Europe is poised to widen as economies in China and India expand after it narrowed 57 percent in the past month as floods in Queensland receded and demand for winter heating eased.

"It's very clear their primary goal is to increase prices."

- Emmanuel Fages on Apr 20, 2012

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Societe Generale

Japan GDP Jumps Most in Year as Consumers Open Wallets: Economy

Soros Leads Gold-Stake Cuts Before Bear Market Drop

Most Asian Stocks Drop as Japan’s Banks Fall on Earnings

Army Sergeant Said to Get Soldier to Work as Prostitute

U.S. Stocks Rise on Stimulus Bets as Manufacturing Falls