Trading Carbon Dioxide On The European Cabon Market Using The Eu Ets Platform
The Carbon Market came with the signing of the Kyoto Protocol and aims to facilitateobtaining financing to purchase the necessary technology to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases,but not only that. The ‘goods‘ which are the object of trading on this market are the tons of carbondioxide which are not emitted into the atmosphere. For trading these goods the EU-ETS system wascreated. This paper aims to analyze the implications of this new market and all the transactions itwill generate in this New Europe.
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Volume (Year): 2 (2012)
Issue (Month): 14 ()
Pages: 1-16
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- Frank Convery & Christian De Perthuis & Denny Ellerman, 2008. "The European Carbon Market In Action: Lessons From The First Trading Period. Interim Report," Working Papers 0802, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research.
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