Main areas of Reform of the EU ETS
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The document discusses reforms needed for the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) to enhance linking with other carbon markets. The main areas in need of reform include international offsets, coverage of other sectors like forestry and agriculture, legal status of emissions allowances, carbon accounting standards, consistent monitoring reporting and verification, and allocation methods and treatment of industries exposed to international trade. The global carbon market was valued at $126 billion in 2008, with the EU ETS accounting for $92 billion of that total. The market is projected to grow substantially to $175 billion by 2010 and $1 trillion by 2020 as regional trading schemes emerge and link via the Clean Development Mechanism.
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2) An estimated 2.9 billion CDM credits were expected by 2012 but only 2.16 billion have been issued so far, leaving 0.74 billion outstanding due to lack of demand from developed countries struggling economically.
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From melting ice caps and rising sea levels to an increase in natural disasters and adverse health effects, the effects of global warming are vast and will continue to get worse if nothing is done reduce the amount of greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere. One of the main concerns is the health of humans as the earth warms. Injuries due to severe weather, respiratory problems due to bad air quality, and nutritional deficiencies due to food shortages are all expected to increase because greenhouse gases are warming the earth. The health of many people is being compromised by large emitters such as industrial businesses, but it is these businesses that contribute to a strong economy by employing many individuals. Therefore, completely eliminating these industries is not a wise economic choice. However, there is currently no incentive program to encourage these businesses to invest in methods to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases they emit. It is estimated that companies can reduce their rate of pollution by 20 to 50 percent while remaining profitable if there is a market to sell carbon credits. Continuing to generate profits while reducing the amount of pollution emitted into the atmosphere seems like an ideal solution, but with no market place to sell carbon credits there is no incentive for management to change the way their business operates
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International trade plays an important role in circular supply chains in materials and products, end-of-life value chains in waste and scrap, secondary raw materials and second-hand goods. In this light, how can trade contribute to a more resource efficient and circular economy? How would the circular economy transition have an impact on global trade patterns? And in what ways can we secure coherence in these two policy areas?
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Jack Cogen, president of Natsource LLC, presented an analysis of the emerging carbon emissions trading market at a conference in Tokyo. He provided an overview of Natsource, described the basics of emissions trading, discussed the status of the Kyoto Protocol, and analyzed market activity and pricing. Cogen predicted that fragmented national markets will emerge through 2007, with VER prices below $5/ton and allowance prices varying by region from $2.50-15/ton. For 2008-2012, he expected global prices to form, with regional differences narrowing and AAU/CER prices in the range of $5-11/ton as increased regulatory certainty stimulates supply.
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