Green Exchange News
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California environmental regulators running the nation’s first economy-wide carbon cap-and-trade program defeated a lawsuit that claims the system contains a loophole so companies can avoid reducing carbon emissions.
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Green Exchange International LLC , a unit of CME Group Inc.’s New York Mercantile Exchange, said the proposed U.S. climate law would limit trading because it includes price caps and floors.
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California carbon is trading at a record low as legal threats, political opposition and rule changes plague the days leading up to the first auction of permits under the state’s greenhouse-gas program.
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California carbon rose to the highest level in almost two months as more companies were seen trading allowances and on speculation that Edison International’s San Onofre nuclear power plant will remain shut next year.
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Green Exchange LLC, the second- biggest emission exchange by open interest in European permits, will offer futures contracts for Californian carbon allowances starting Sept. 11.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and MF Global Holdings Ltd. are among six new clearing members of Green Exchange LLC.
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Green Exchange LLC , an emissions market owned by CME Group Inc.’s New York Mercantile Exchange, may offer a United Nations offset contract starting next month.
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California carbon futures rose to the highest price in almost two months after Quebec approved changes to allow links between their cap-and-trade systems.
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California carbon futures fell 2 percent yesterday as the state auctioned its first greenhouse- gas allowances, brushing aside a lawsuit challenging its authority to start the largest U.S. cap-and-trade program.
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Green Exchange Holdings LLC plans to offer carbon-dioxide futures contracts for California’s cap-and- trade program, said Thomas Lewis , the chief executive officer of the trading hub.
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