With Europe’s competitiveness set to dominate the informal EU leaders’ meeting on 12 February, pressure from energy-intensive industries is mounting for action on rising carbon prices and persistently high energy costs.
Inaintea reuniunii informale a liderilor UE din 12 februarie dedicata, printre altele, competitivitatii Europei, presiunea exercitata de industriile energo-intensive creste. Reprezentantii acestora solicita masuri urgente pentru a aborda cresterea preturilor carbonului si nivelurile persistent ridicate ale costurilor energiei.
Cel mai recent raport Commitment of Traders (CoT) al platformei ICE, publicat miercuri dimineata, arata ca fondurile de investitii si-au redus pozitiile nete pe termen lung (pozitii pe termen lung minus pozitii pe termen scurt) pentru a doua saptamana consecutiv.
The latest Commitment of Traders (CoT) report from the ICE platform, published Wednesday morning, shows that investment funds reduced their net long positions (long minus short) for a second consecutive week.
Zece analisti chestionati de Reuters au crescut usor prognozele privind pretul pe piata europeana a carbonului in acest an, comparativ cu evaluarile anterioare. Certificatele de emisii (EUAs) sunt acum estimate sa atinga o medie de 92,65 euro, fata de 91,11 euro in analiza din octombrie si 91,08 euro in iulie. Estimari de pret facute de […]
Ten analysts surveyed by Reuters have slightly increased their price forecasts for the European carbon market this year compared with previous estimates. EU Allowances (EUAs) are now expected to average €92.65, up from €91.11 projected in October and €91.08 in July.
Dupa ce in urma cu doua saptamani au atins un maxim de 93,80 euro, nivel neatins din iunie 2023, pretul pentru contractul EUA Dec’26 au schimbat directia saptamana trecuta, coborand spre 80 de euro in sedinta de vinerea trecuta — un minim al ultimelor trei luni. In final au inchis saptamana cu o scadere de […]
After reaching a June 2023 high of €93.80 two weeks ago, EUA Dec’26 carbon prices reversed course, sliding toward €80 last Friday—a three-month low—and closing the week with an 8% drop, the steepest weekly decline in two years.