Banca Centrala a Belgiei: Un pret al carbonului de 200 de euro ar putea elimina industria grea a UE pana in 2050

In timp ce revizuirea EU ETS este in curs, guvernatorul Bancii Nationale a Belgiei a avertizat ca un pret al CO2 de 200 de euro pe tona ar putea afecta grav competitivitatea industriei grele europene, amplificand preocuparile tot mai mari legate de impactul cresterii costurilor carbonului asupra bazei industriale a blocului comunitar.

Belgium’s Central Bank: €200 Carbon Price Could Wipe Out EU Heavy Industry by 2050

As the EU ETS review gets underway, the governor of the National Bank of Belgium has warned that a CO₂ price of €200 per tonne could severely undermine the competitiveness of European heavy industry, adding to mounting concerns over the impact of rising carbon costs on the bloc’s industrial base.

Fondurile de investitii isi reduc pariurile pe cresterea carbonului la minimul ultimelor cinci luni

Cel mai recent raport Commitment of Traders (CoT), publicat miercuri dimineata de ICE, arata ca fondurile de investitii si-au redus pozitiile nete pe termen lung (diferenta dintre pozitiile pe termen lung si cele pe termen scurt) pentru a treia saptamana consecutiv.

Investment Funds Cut Bullish Carbon Bets to Five-Month Low

The latest Commitment of Traders (CoT) report from ICE, published on Wednesday morning, shows that investment funds reduced their net long positions (long minus short) for the third consecutive week.

Pretul certificatelor europene de carbon se mentine stabil in ciuda turbulentelor de pe pietele energetice

Piata europeana a carbonului a avut un inceput slab de septembrie, preturile coborand pentru scurt timp sub 82 euro in timpul sesiunii de dimineata, in conditiile in care cresterea puternica a costurilor cu energia a alimentat ingrijorarile mai ample privind perspectivele economiei europene.

European Carbon Prices Hold Steady Despite Turmoil in Energy Markets

The European carbon market got off to a weak start in September, with prices briefly falling below €82 during the morning session as the sharp rise in energy costs fuelled broader concerns over the European economic outlook.