Carbon Prices Jump as French Nuclear Worries Intensify

The European carbon market traded lower for most of yesterday’s session before staging a sharp late-day rebound. The EUA Dec ’25 contract settled at €75.39—more than €2 above its intraday low—marking its highest close since mid-February.

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Analistii estimeaza un pret mediu pentru EUA-uri in acest an de 77 euro

Potrivit unui sondaj publicat miercuri de Montel News, pentru pentru EUA Dec’25 este acum estimat sa ajunga la o valoare medie de aproximativ 77 euro in anul curent. Aceasta reprezinta o crestere semnificativa fata de media inregistrata in 2024, respectiv de 66,5 euro, raportata de Veyt.

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Analysts expect prices for EUAs to average €77 this year

According to a poll released Wednesday by Montel News, the EUA December 2025 contract is now expected to average around €77 this year. This marks a significant rise from the 2024 average of €66.5, as reported by Veyt.

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Carbon Prices Jump This Morning Amid New Concerns About French Nuclear Availability

The European carbon market closed lower on Tuesday, ending a six-day winning streak during which EUAs gained around €4. The price declined by a substantial 2.12%, tracking similar losses in the gas market. The TTF front-month contract dropped by 2.72% following news of a new gas supply deal with Azerbaijan.

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Pretul carbonului creste in aceasta dimineata pe fondul unor noi ingrijorari privind disponibilitatea energiei nucleare din Franta

Piata europeana a certificatelor de carbon a inchis in scadere marti, punand capat unei serii de sase zile de crestere, interval in care EUA-urile au castigat aproximativ 4 euro. Pretul a scazut semnificativ cu 2,12%, urmarind pierderi similare pe piata gazelor. Contractul TTF cu livrare in luna urmatoare a scazut cu 2,72%, in urma stirilor […]

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European carbon prices climb to highest levels in four months

The European carbon market extended its positive momentum for a sixth consecutive day on Monday, as investors continued to take advantage of the holiday period when the market tends to be less liquid, creating opportunities for larger price movements.

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