In this edition, coverage of continued Keystone wrangling in House Passes Keystone Bill as White House Vows. Plus, Utilities Tap Cheaper Compliance Option With UN Carbon Banking, reports Bloomberg. And, Cheap shale gas bubble ‘will burst within 2-4 years’, says an industry follower quoted on EurActiv.com.
Editor’s Note: We will not publish Monday, May 27 and Tuesday, May 28 in observance of the U.S. Memorial Day holiday.
In this edition, coverage of California’s latest carbon auction and Thomson Reuters Point Carbon analysis on that sale in the Carbon section. Elsewhere, EU Urges Energy Market as U.S. Shale Gas Widens Price Gap, Bloomberg reports.
In this edition, storms raise the clash within and across science and politics once again. Reuters reports “Extreme global warming seen further away than previously thought” and The New York Times Editorial Board charges Climate Warnings, Growing Louder. In The New York Daily News, “N.J. Gov. Chris Christie: No proof Superstorm Sandy was caused by climate change.” Meanwhile, “China reveals details of first carbon trading scheme.”
In this edition, costly impact from current EU carbon markets as “U.K. to Pay $172 Million to Compensate for Carbon Price,” Bloomberg reports. Elsewhere, “Goldman Sachs Eyes Japan Renewable Energy Investments”.
