Carbon Market post 2012

[sahil arora]

Hi All,

Kyoto protocol expires in 2012. What will happen to the carbon market then? Whats the scope and feasibility of getting into the business of carbon credits at this point ?

regards,

Sahil

[ahmad khalid]

Dear Mr Arora

Whatever little knowledge i gathered from experts and my professors i think it can  be summarized as

1). Since the CDM is a billion dollar industry it won't die in near future. The only concern is how much support it gets from developed nations. We all know majors like America and Australia still don't accept it legally.

2).It is expiring in 2012 so the period around 2012-2013/14 may be a little slower as the new framework will be in place and policies would be decided but with time it will catch up as usual. There are also chances that the same framework gets extended with little modification.

If you look at year 2003 when the Electricity  Act 2003 came , investment in almost all electricity related projects fell sharply but with policies in place it again catch up from 2004 onwards.

3). India will always remain an attractive market

4). Europe is one of the best Carbon Markets studies suggest


You just have keep an eye on the policies and development in this field.

 No, time is a bad time actually, its just matter of time, luck and chance.


Happy Investment

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[tuhin harit]

Dear members,

Please refer to the mail below and refer two great links on Cancun meet. As per my reading of the same :

1. Developed world has shown greater reliance on CDM as a tool to achieve abligation

2. On short term, it is only a matter of time before developing world is also obligated with targets. But given the potential of carbon credits in such countries CDM will still exist. Infact from the economic boost and possible liberalization by govt. there is a good chance that more fund will now flow into the developing economy which could go into development of more CDM projects

Thanks

Tuhin

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[tuhin harit]

Sorry Here's the link

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From: Anna da Costa <ameda...@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 4:40 PM
Subject: [Green-India] Cancun Articles: analysis and opinion
To: Development Cafe <developm...@googlegroups.com>, green...@googlegroups.com


Hey all, 

For those interested in finding out more about the recent climate talks in Cancun and different perspectives on them, this is a useful collection of analysis and opinion: http://triplecrisis.com/climate-change-negotiations-a-collection-of-post-cancun-analyses/.

In addition, LEAD Pakistan have put together this post-COP analysis from the perspective of Asian countries: http://www.lead.org.pk/attachments/climate_briefs/climate_brief_04.pdf

[vishwas bhat]

hi all,

 

   a question

 

can an american/european car company buy/claim carbon credits from its Indian operations where it is developing smaller and more fuel efficient cars compared to the american/european cars?

 

Thanks & Regards,

 

    Vishwas