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Daily (02.05.2024): Gas and carbon prices lost ground on Wednesday, driven by light trading and muted demand due to bank holiday
Oil prices experienced a significant decline on Wednesday due to various signs indicating subdued demand, especially with the upcoming US travel season. Consequently, Brent crude tumbled by 5% to settle at $83.44 per barrel, and WTI crude dropped by 3.6% to close at $79 per barrel.
read more... 02/05/2024
Daily (29.04.2024): European carbon prices declined on Friday, dampened by bearish gas prices and profit-taking
Oil prices rose for a second consecutive session on Friday, driven by traders hedging their positions in anticipation of potential geopolitical events in the Middle East over the weekend. As a result, Brent crude increased by 0.5% to close at $89.5 per barrel, and WTI crude edged 0.3% up to settle at $83.85 per barrel.
read more... 29/04/2024
EU takes another step toward the exit out of ‘fossil dinosaur treaty’ to safeguard green aspirations
With climate change breathing down the world’s neck, the European Union (EU) is among those that have set the wheels in motion to pull out of the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT), as there is no end in sight for the protracted stalemate over revamping the multilateral treaty to make room for the pivot to low-carbon and clean energy by weaving renewables, hydrogen, and carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) into the treaty’s framework.
read more... 26/04/2024
EU takes another step toward the exit out of ‘fossil dinosaur treaty’ to safeguard green aspirations
With climate change breathing down the world’s neck, the European Union (EU) is among those that have set the wheels in motion to pull out of the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT), as there is no end in sight for the protracted stalemate over revamping the multilateral treaty to make room for the pivot to low-carbon and clean energy by weaving renewables, hydrogen, and carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) into the treaty’s framework.
read more... 26/04/2024
EU takes another step toward the exit out of ‘fossil dinosaur treaty’ to safeguard green aspirations
With climate change breathing down the world’s neck, the European Union (EU) is among those that have set the wheels in motion to pull out of the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT), as there is no end in sight for the protracted stalemate over revamping the multilateral treaty to make room for the pivot to low-carbon and clean energy by weaving renewables, hydrogen, and carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) into the treaty’s framework.
read more... 26/04/2024