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Future of Global Carbon Markets – Trends and Prospects 2011-2012
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. Things began to improve slightly in 2010 and though carbon markets started recovering in dollar terms - due to higher carbon prices - growth in traded volume remain stagnated. European Union remained the largest carbon market followed by United States and Australia while China continued its leadership as the largest seller of carbon in 2010. The most significant trend for the year was a shift from over the counter trading to exchange trading. As doubts remain over the result of global climate change negotiations, carbon companies are expanding their businesses into alternative opportunities in related markets. In 2011, global carbon market is estimated to grow by more than 16%, primarily due to surge in demand of allowances by utilities before the Phase III of EU-ETS. Synergyst's “Future of Global Carbon Markets – Trends and Prospects (2011-2012)” analyses global carbon market, key segments and trends in various countries. Also covered are market trends in recent years and projections for coming years.
Report Coverage and Highlights
- Report would help understand the carbon trading and how global carbon market works
- Report evaluates the global carbon market and presents market size of the overall market as well as for domestic allowance market and carbon offset market.
- Demand and supply projections for 2011 and beyond that are provided to analyze key opportunity areas.
- A detailed analysis of major carbon markets – Europe, United States, Australia and New Zealand – is done along with recent developments in other markets like China, India, Japan, South Korea, etc.
- Various global carbon standards and recent activities relating to then are also covered in this report.
- Profiles of 27 carbon trading companies from across the globe are also presented covering their operation details and recent news coverage.
Please note that the report will be updated and recompiled at the time of order.
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