Report title: INTERNATIONAL: Carbon markets will treble by 2012
from Oxford Analytica
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Abstract: Carbon markets are expected to treble in size by around 2012. The establishment of new national emissions trading schemes in countries including the United States, Australia and New Zealand combined with continuation of the European Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) will be the main drivers of this growth. Japan and Canada, though more cautious, are also in a position to move quickly towards a regulated ETS.

Brief Excerpt: INTERNATIONAL: Carbon tradingINTERNATIONAL: Carbon markets will treble by 2012 Regulated emissions trading schemes. Carbon markets are expected to treble in size by around 2012. The establishment of new national emissions trading...

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Country / Region: Australia, Canada, China, EU, International, Japan, New Zealand, United States
Topic: economy, environment, finance, government, policy, pollution
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GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS : Australia, Canada, China, EU, International, Japan, New Zealand, United States
 
TOPICS : economy, environment, finance, government, policy, pollution
 
SIGNIFICANCE : Carbon markets are expected to treble in size by around 2012. The establishment of new national emissions trading schemes in countries including the United States, Australia and New Zealand combined with continuation of the European Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) will be the main drivers of this growth. Japan and Canada, though more cautious, are also in a position to move quickly towards a regulated ETS.  

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