Thursday, June 17, 2010
New Brunswick Landfill Executes GHG Reduction Credits -
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| The Fredericton Region Solid Waste Commission (FRSWC) in New Brunswick, Canada, is seeing green. After voluntarily installing controls at its landfill and gaining recognition of its greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction credits, FRSWC has completed initial sales of its newly minted credits.... |
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Friday, June 04, 2010
First landfill in Canada to sell verified carbon credits -
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| Fredericton Region Solid Waste Commission has met a rigourous international accreditation process that will allow it to become the first landfill in Canada to sell verified carbon credits on the BlueRegistry.... |
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Colombia, in the carbon business -
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| Divaldo Rezende, invited to the Forum of El Espectador, proposed the establishment of the First Mesa Colombiana de Carbon to negotiate the bonds produced by local firms. ... |
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Friday, November 06, 2009
Carbon Markets Mature Worldwide; Opportunities and Risk Abound -
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| As the Waxman-Markey Bill moves through the Senate and AB 32 begins to take focus in California, cap and trade remains one of the most controversial and undefined methods for meeting carbon emission reduction targets. ... |
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Thursday, September 24, 2009
SGS UK suspension prompts CantorCO2e auction -
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| The United Nations’ recent suspension of the world’s largest carbon project verifier has prompted an auction of carbon credits by UK carbon trading firm CantorCO2e.... |
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Saturday, August 22, 2009
Metro Investment Report - As Carbon Markets Mature, Opportunities and Risk Abound -
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| As the Waxman-Markey Bill moves through the Senate and AB 32 begins to take focus in California, cap and trade remains one of the most controversial and undefined methods for meeting carbon emission reduction targets. Because of the implications that a federal or regional cap-and-trade program would have on many infrastructure and environmental mitigation projects in California, MIR was pleased to speak with Josh Margolis, who, as CEO of CantorCO2e, is serving on the frontlines of the world’s efforts to develop viable carbon markets based on the accurate reporting and trading of carbon emissions.... |
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Wednesday, July 15, 2009
A tweet way to sell carbon credits? -
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| A US broker is using micro-blogging site Twitter to offer carbon credits and seek other business in the carbon markets.... |
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Wednesday, July 01, 2009
What a Carbon Cap Could Mean for Biodiesel -
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| The U.S. is playing catch-up to the rest of the world in terms of controlling carbon emissions. With the infant science of indirect land use change looming over all renewable fuels production, what will a carbon cap-and-trade system mean for the biodiesel industry?... |
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Carbon is the next gold Consultants and financiers scramble to stake their claim in the trillion-dollar carbon market By Victoria Schlesinger -
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| “[A tax] doesn’t motivate the people here [at the conference] to get up in the morning and do something,” said Josh Margolis, co-CEO of CantorCO2e. Like Margolis, many conference goers offer financial services, such as investing, trading, and funding, to businesses that will be regulated and see their bottom line affected. “Do you think about steps you can take to minimize your taxes, or do you think about how you can earn more revenue? Most of my clients like to earn revenue,” Margolis said.... |
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Thursday, June 04, 2009
CARBONfirst USA June 2009 -
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| In this US-focused June edition of CARBONfirst, IDEAcarbon takes a special look at US climate policy, both domestic and international. Leading American policymakers and market participants give their views on the future of US cap-and-trade and on the evolving US position in global climate talks. ... |
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Wednesday, May 06, 2009
CantorCO2e participates in a Bank of New York/Capital Fusion Partners sponsored forum -
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| CantorCO2e's Josh Margolis participates in a Bank of New York/Capital Fusion Partners sponsored forum considering lessons learned from the
EU and US Emissions Trading Scheme and Kyoto Protocol
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Monday, April 06, 2009
Reality bites -
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| Emissions markets on both sides of the Atlantic to be hit by recession?... |
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Thursday, April 02, 2009
Portrait of a carbon trader -
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| Other financial traders find themselves whirling through London or Dubai, or at least hosting a nice dinner meeting with clients in New York. Instead, the co-founder and chief financial officer of carbon offset company TerraPass found himself trudging around a freezing-cold dairy in Michigan, helping a farmer trap methane from cow manure.... |
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Thursday, December 11, 2008
DJ EMISSION CRITICAL: US Carbon Mkt Bets On Impending CO2 Rules -
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| U.S. carbon market participants are betting the new Congress and administration will act soon to regulate greenhouse-gas emissions, despite uncertainty about when and how new rules will take shape. ... |
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Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Schwarzenegger's Air-Quality Czar Touted for EPA Under Obama -
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| When Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger wanted to reduce California's reliance on automobiles and curb global warming, he turned to a longtime air-quality activist who is now being touted to lead the Environmental Protection Agency.... |
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Monday, December 08, 2008
Carbon credit prices crash on falling crude -
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| Prices of carbon credits have fallen to euro 14 per tonne from a peak of euro 20 two months ago - a level, which experts feel, is unlikely to be regained in the short term.
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Wednesday, December 03, 2008
Discover | Carbon Trading: Environmental Godsend or Giant Shell Game? -
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| Josh Margolis keeps a grueling schedule, brokering deals between buyers and sellers and forecasting how government actions could affect his clients. But his obsession is not stocks, or bonds, or oil futures. As co-CEO of the San Francisco–based company CantorCO2e, Margolis is part of an exploding branch of finance in a new commodity: carbon. ... |
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Wednesday, December 03, 2008
Efficient Route to the Carbon Market: Don't pay too much to comply! -
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| Many companies, particularly those in the UK and elsewhere in Europe, now find themselves operating within a carbon constrained economy. ... |
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Sunday, May 13, 2007
OFFICE SPACE: FRESH STARTS; Drive to Cut Emissions Creates Jobs Engine -
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| THE challenge of global warming is moving from rhetoric to the workplace, creating jobs as governments, businesses and environmental groups create markets aimed at reducing greenhouse gases.
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