California officials release results of first cap-and-trade auctionEdwards, Andrew
KCCA is a fund thatoffers exposure to the California cap-and-trade carbon allowance program, one of the fastest-growing carbon allowance programs worldwide. Its benchmark is the IHS Markit Carbon CCA Index. The CCA includes up to 15% of the cap-and-trade credits from Quebec’s market. The...
As of September 2022, the Authority's plans indicated $23.4 billion in identified funding through 2030, with funds coming from Proposition 1A bonds, a number of federal grant program awards, and 25% of California's cap-and-trade auction proceeds. These will go towards a budgeted allocation of...
the money paid into the social security fund by working people. He could also raise the cap on social security payments which now stands at $176,100. So all those making more than this cap pay nothing on income above it. However, since this would affect rich people, it may not be rais...
California's legislative and regulatory policy straddles the fence on this question, reflecting equivocation in the economic foundation of California's policies. The statutes impose a predetermined emission cap and authorize Cap-and-Trade as an implementation instrument, but they also require that ...
How to spend it: Comparing California and Ontario’s cap-and-trade revenue investments and their cost-effectiveness Published 19:36 on March 21, 2018 / Last updated at 19:36 on March 21, 2018 /Matthew Lithgow/Americas,Canada,US A Carbon Pulse subscription is required to read this content.Su...
Investors Should Keep an Eye on Japan’s Kinky Yield Curve; Japanese yields matter partly because it is a very large market and partly because the cap has attracted a lot of foreign speculators James Mackintosh – The Wall Street Journal Sometimes central banks trade on their credibility, as wh...
GOING ONCE, GOING TWICE: The results are in and it’s not looking pretty. California’s first quarterly cap-and-trade auction of the year settled at $29.27 per ton of carbon today. That’s $12.49 less per ton than at this time last year, meaning the state raised $850 million instead...
Before LCFS took over the news cycle, we were actually planning to write today about the state’sothercarbon market: the marquee cap-and-trade system for all big emitters that’sgetting ripefor amendments of its own. CARB will publish the results of today’s quarterly auction next week...
California Cap and Trade Auction #2 ResultsJon Costantino