Examples of carbon trading

• Carbon trading and setting caps are not all negatives in respect of their impact on industry.

• At the time, the scheme was a novel economic approach, being the first multi-industry carbon trading system in the world.

• It is also necessary to expand the carbon trading market in order to send clear signals about the cost of carbon.

• They are also introducing carbon trading now; they are finding out exactly how to do it.

• There are negotiated agreements on energy use and it is possible that carbon trading regimes may be established.

• Applying such principles at the level of individuals via a system of personal carbon trading could be an extremely effective way of influencing consumer behaviour.

• However, the importance attributed to so-called market solutions, and to carbon trading in particular, is indisputable.

• At the heart of our new framework for energy policy will be a carbon trading system.

• It will come, in even more sizeable form, from the renewables obligation and from the carbon trading system.

• When we present arguments to convince people, we admit that there are costs, through caps, to industry in carbon trading.

• Is it not clear that carbon trading, unlike the climate change levy, will enhance the economic position and thus the potential contribution from nuclear power in future?

• Carbon trading is an application of an emissions trading approach.

• The forum consists of a group of countries and regions that support carbon trading and are actively developing, or have developed, cap-and-trade systems.

• Emissions are presented as carbon dioxide equivalent in line with international reporting and carbon trading.

• The company used carbon trading to drive mass consumer action on energy efficiency.