Sentences with phrase «for carbon trading»

It is one of a number of business ideas that have grown out of the global demand for carbon trading schemes, and it's becoming a big business.

It also lays out guidelines for carbon trading, which lets power generators buy allowances or credits from cleaner electricity sources to meet required CO2 levels.

There was strong recognition of the need for action on climate change («the greatest moral challenge of our time») and even for a carbon trading scheme.

Another factor that continues to muddy the prospects for carbon trading are reports of abuse and manipulation.

While far from a European - style common market for carbon trading or a unified carbon tax, they recommended expanded «efforts to align pricing instruments where feasible.»

I think I finally understand why Obama is pushing so hard for carbon trading in the US.

Obama is pushing for a carbon trading bill in the United States because he stands to makes millions if not billions of dollars from this scam, trading in carbon credits (a made - up solution for a non-existent problem).

By allowing individual homes to harness solar power, use the electricity that they need, and record credits for carbon trading, Veriown is creating an «Internet of energy.»

Bledsoe attributed Clinton's enthusiasm for carbon trading to a presidential effort to help grease the skids for any cap - and - trade proposal Gore would be likely to champion if he won.

West Virginia's attorney general interpreted the comments to DEP as evidence that the state can't comply with EPA's rule without changing state laws and reaching beyond the coal plant «fence line,» allowing for carbon trading or relying on cleaner sources of power.

So, the argument for carbon trading goes, we should be able to trade the right to emit: firms that cut emissions can profit by selling emissions permits to those that do not.

The codewords that negotiators have adopted for carbon trading were designed to appease anti-capitalist Latin American governments, which are wary of international markets in general.

Indeed, some people argue that it may even make it worse, by including the carbon sinks of the rich nations (the Annex 1 states) only, and not allowing rainforests to benefit for carbon trading.

Their research is featured prominently in the UNâ $ ™ s Assessment Reports (AR1, AR2, AR3 â $ «and AR4 is the latest) issued by the IPCC that are being used as justification for carbon trading schemes, higher energy taxes, tremendous new government regulation trillions of dollars in public investment and even plans for a new world government entity with the authority to supersede the sovereignty of the United States.

If we look deeper in the INDCs, and listen to statements we realize the hidden demand for carbon trading:

(look out for a carbon trade bubble and bankruptcies that don't learn from enron.

This analytical report is intended as a public resource for stakeholders undertaking activities that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, whether under the Kyoto Protocol's Clean Development Mechanism or other market - based instruments for carbon trading.

First, it is patently obvious, after the 1997 Kyoto negotiations where Al Gore promised US support in exchange for carbon trading, and after Hillary Clinton's 2009 promise of a $ 100 billion Green Climate Fund — both reneged upon — that Washington can not be trusted.

Africa is already suffering from a land grab epidemic — the race to control soils for carbon trading could only make this worse.»

Over time, China could become the northern market for carbon trading, with Singapore handling carbon trading in Southeast Asia.

Going on to suggest: «Early indications suggest the smallish voluntary market, and especially Australian - based offset origination activities for the voluntary trade, face significant collateral damage from Australia becoming a Kyoto - capped country, and from the impending introduction of a much bigger compliance market for carbon trading.»