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Chinese government tightens ETS benchmarks for power generators, but offers generous exemptions
Click to download (274KB) The Chinese emissions trading scheme (ETS) uses emissions intensities to determine the compliance obligations of power generators – currently the only sector covered by the ETS. In mid-March, the Ministry of Ecology and Environment retrospectively published the benchmarks for 2021 and 2022 that will be used to determine how many allowances power generators will have to submit.
Australian industry to face tighter emissions caps
The Australian government plans to tighten the emissions ceilings imposed on large emitters in the industrial sector in an effort to align the emission targets with the nation’s updated climate goal for 2030. Although the reform will be built on the existing policy framework and policymakers have been careful to take the emitters’ readiness into account, large emitters are likely to face greater compliance challenges as emission targets are gradually raised over the next decade.
Energy from green hydrogen will be expensive, even in 2050
Search the site Search CRUGroup.com Green hydrogen is considered a crucial solution to decarbonise ‘hard-to-abate’ sectors and, whilst some commentators suggest it will be available for ~$0.5 /kg – a cost level that is infeasible in our view – we don’t believe it will be available for <$3 /kg (real 2022) at the point of use, even in 2050. $3 /kg is equivalent to ~$80 /MWh, higher than natural gas prices today and 6x higher than pre-energy crisis, steady-state thermal coal prices.
CRU: Carbon Pricing Schemes – Only For The Rich? - Steel Market Update
By CRU Economist Frank Eich and CRU Sustainability Analysts Zsombor Garzo and Lize Wan In this Insight, CRU Sustainability looks at carbon pricing schemes around the world. These schemes, which can be either in the form of carbon taxes or emission trading, are generally regarded as one of the most effective ways to mitigate climate change as they put an explicit price on carbon emissions. ALREADY A SMU MEMBER?
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