So-called backloading proposals to fix flagging carbon market passed after months of debate
Excess credits after 2020 will allow extra emissions to undo GHG savings from other EU policies, warns campaign group Sandbag
Amended plans that will boost price of emitting CO2 now move to parliament for the second time
Analysts warn Shenzhen scheme could face similar oversupply of credits as faltering EU system
Analysts Ecofys and Sandbag warn EU climate ambitions need urgent shot in arm, calling for new emissions reductions target
Writing for RTCC, former Japanese climate Ambassador Yoshi Nishimura says a global carbon market could curb warming & raise funds for the low carbon transition
UK, German & French environment ministers demand July deadline for carbon market reform and warns inaction now could jeopardise longer term climate goals
Environment committee confirms new date for critical decision on future of EU’s climate change policy
Next UN climate talks host already working with 2015 President France. Reassures issues within the EU will not affect its influence on the talks
Research from capaign group Sandbag reveals rush to exploit loophole floods EU ETS with excess credits as surplus approaches 1.7bn
Thomson Reuters Point Carbon revises its carbon price estimates and assumes that there will be no short term fix for Europe’s struggling cap and trade system
Draft law putting a 95g per km limit on new cars by 2020 approved by committee
Second rejection of reforms in June could finish emissions trading scheme off warns EU presidency and Climate Commissioner Hedegaard
Figureheads of both sides of the debate resort to name calling after proposals were voted down on Tuesday
Ministers and campaigners react to the news that the EU’s flagship climate change policy will not be urgently reformed, leading some to write it off as “irrelevant”
MEPs in Strasbourg have vote against proposals to restrict supply of carbon credits in EU’s emissions trading scheme
MEPs will vote on Tuesday to decide whether to go ahead with plans that supporters say will save the bloc’s emissions trading scheme
UK, France, Italy and Germany lead calls to reform emissions trading system or face distortion of the single market
Emissions fell 1.4% despite the current ineffective state of the Emissions Trading Scheme and increase in coal use
Country had claimed the allocation of emission allowances unfairly penalised its coal-heavy economy