Peter Kent struggles to define role as environment boss

January 05, 2012 Category: Columns Tags: cap-and-trade, Dossier, Environment, greenhouse gas emissions, oil sands, Ottawa, Parliament Hill, Peter Kent
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By Tom Korski

Former broadcaster knew how to spot landmines in media. In environment? Not so much More →

Monthly trading on Europe’s carbon market

November 26, 2010 Category: Charts Tags: cap-and-trade, carbon trading, EU ETS
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The volume of exchanges has increased, but tends to taper off in the winter More →

Cap-and-trade sputters, rethinking GDP and Gulf hype

July 30, 2010 Category: Energy Ink Tags: cap-and-trade, China, coal, offshore drilling, oil spill
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By Jeff Lewis

A weekly roundup of news and notes from here and there More →

Cap-and-trade takes shape, sort of

February 01, 2010 Category: Energy Ink Tags: budget, cap-and-trade, emissions, nuclear
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By Jeff Lewis

U.S. lawmakers appear to be playing hide-and-seek with cap-and-trade legislation. More →

‘Head-in-the-sand’ approach to carbon trading does Alberta government no favors

August 01, 2009 Category: Departments, Policy Tags: cap-and-trade, carbon capture and sequstration, carbon trading
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By Patrycja Romanowska

Insisting exclusively on Alberta-based emissions reductions – such as a tight focus on carbon capture and storage – is not going to benefit Albertans in the long run More →

Price of Emissions

April 01, 2009 Category: Environment Tags: cap-and-trade, carbon tax, emissions reduction
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As cap-and-trade systems falter, Alberta regime demands world’s highest price for carbon More →

Black Clouds on Green Horizon

December 01, 2008 Category: Environment, Finance, International Tags: Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, Canadian Natural Resources, cap-and-trade, carbon sequestration, emission pricing, European Union Emissions Trading System, Petrobank, reducing emissions, Syncrude, tailing pond, Total, volatile markets
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By Sydney Sharpe

Rival emissions policies and an infant carbon market further complicate financial instability More →