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Global Voluntary Carbon Market – Assessment of Key Markets
Synergyst, March 2011, Pages: 85
After a turbulent 2009, global carbon credits market saw some revival in the markets and are estimated to have reached more than US$120 billion in 2010. Due to global recession in 2008-09 and economic slowdown thereafter, global voluntary carbon market was reduced to almost half in 2009. Things began to improve slightly in 2010 and though voluntary markets started recovering in dollar terms - due to higher carbon prices - growth in traded volume remain stagnated. Also, markets saw a trend towards a shift from over the counter trading to exchange trading. The growth in voluntary markets was led by the private sector and showed the potential to surpass the compliance market in coming years. As more and more companies using voluntary trading for their corporate social responsibility and expecting to be included in a future compliance regime, the potential of global voluntary carbon market remains high. Synergyst’s “Global Voluntary Carbon Market – Assessment of Key Markets” analyses global carbon markets as well as voluntary market and presents market trends and market sizing for 2010 and projections for coming years.
Report Coverage and Highlights
- Report evaluates the global voluntary carbon market and presents market size of the overall market as well as for various segments.
- Report would help understand the carbon trading and how global carbon market works
- Key market trends relating to pricing, projects, buyers and sellers, etc are analyzed in detail.
- Developments in key markets – Europe, United States, Australia, Canada, Japan, China, India, etc – are also discussed.
- Various global carbon standards and recent activities relating to then are also covered in this report.
Please note that the report will be updated and recompiled at the time of order.
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