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  • It's not easy being green

    Members of the European Union are finding out that it is not that easy to implement any type of green-based regulations as what is happening with their Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) and Electronic Recycling Law. A report from ICIS News (subscription required) alerted the green blog that the US Government...
    Posted to ICIS Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-04-2008

  • Carbon Market: The good, the bad and the money

    After finding some of the pros and cons of cap and trade carbon schemes in the US, several studies were recently published on the carbon market's global bottomline: How much should energy-intensive industries pay for compliance. According to market analyst Point Carbon , global carbon markets could...
    Posted to ICIS Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-03-2008

  • EU steel under carbon fire

    The German steel industry could buckle under the competitive pressure driven by Europe's carbon emission trading. According to steel maker ThyssenKrupp , steel production outside Europe is not being impacted by costs for CO2 certificates leading to a divergence in competitive conditions. As a consequence...
    Posted to ICIS Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-28-2008

  • Re: The Threat from the EU Emissions Trading Scheme

    I agree that to collect 75% of something for 25% of the effort of collecting the whole amount is a logical argument, but I'm not sure that revenue collection organisations (taxation, VAT) really see the world like that. But is it entirely fair that the big producers should bear all of the costs simply...
    Posted to Emissions trading (Forum) by Carothers on 05-16-2008
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