Often, investors are told that VERs are the best private investment, but this market is highly speculative. In order to increase interest in the CERCertified Emission Reduction - A tradable credit generated and issued from a CDMClean Development Mechanism - a mechanism for project-based emission reduction activities in developing countries (non-Annex B countries). Carbon credits (CERs) are generated from these projects. project that represents GHG emission reductions equivalent to one tonne of CO2e. market, and deflect interest away from the speculative VER sector, Eco Global Markets is offering the following incentive:

Invest in CERs with Eco Global Markets and we will offer you an equivalent number of VERs completely free of charge.  

Eco Global Markets sells ‘Green’ CERs (Certified Emissions Reductions) from high-quality, additional, verifiable carbon projects. Using Eco Global Markets as a broker for CERs gives access to these high quality carbon credits, access to unique projects, and assistance with all terms.

 Investment in 1000 CERs would therefore qualify investors to receive 1000 VERs free of charge.

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This sum, which is frightening for a country in a recession as deep as that facing Spain, will cover 67 million metric tons of emissions permits and could simply be impossible to find. Right now, the Spanish government needs to find an awful lot of carbon credits. This is on top of the 750 million euros spent by Spain in the last five years to purchase emissions permits and offsets.

Agriculture Minister of Spain, Miguel Arias-Canete, highlighted the problem in global carbon market news.

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Learn more about the Kyoto ProtocolThe Kyoto Protocol originated at COP-3 to the UNFCCC in Kyoto, Japan, December 1997. It details emission obligations for Annex B countries and specifies the terms for JI, CDMClean Development Mechanism - a mechanism for project-based emission reduction activities in developing countries (non-Annex B countries). Carbon credits (CERs) are generated from these projects. and emissions tradingA market-based approach to achieving environmental objectives that allows sources reducing emissions below their target to sell the excess reductions to offset emissions at another source.. It entered into force on 16 February 2005.

Cycling is environmentally friendly transport and helps to drive down carbon emissions. The UK transport charity, Sustrans, will be given £8 million to enhance cycle routes throughout England. £7 million will be given to the Cycle Rail Working Group, which improves integration between cycle and rail representatives.

Local Transport Minister Norman Baker was reported as commenting: “This fund underlines the firm commitment of the Coalition Government to sustainable transport. If we are serious about reducing carbon, then we need to get more people walking and cycling. But we must do it in a way that boosts the economy. I want this fund to support projects that create growth and tackle climate change by cutting our carbon emissions. I look forward to seeing the projects put forward by Sustrans and the Cycle Rail Working Group and working with them to deliver transport that is greener, healthier and improves quality of life in our communities.”

The exciting new ten year project will pay for compact fluorescent lightbulbs to be installed in Northern Delhi, Andhra Pradesh and Punjab. The news was reported by Reuters in Singapore, following an interview with Armin Sandhoevel, the chief executive of Allianz.

According to carbon market forecasts, the project will cut as many as 3.7 million tonnes of carbon emissions over the course of the next decade. This, according to carbon market news, is the equivalent of the annual pollution from one million cars.

This carbon project will generate 3.2 million internationally tradeable CERs (Certified Emissions Reductions). These are U.N. certified carbon credits and part of a global initiative to reward clean-energy investments in poorer countries. Known as programme of activities, this helps identical projects to be bundled together to save on administration costs and create even greater emissions reductions.

This project hasn’t yet generated CERs, but issuance is thought to be likely in the next few weeks. Allianz currently have 20 low-carbon projects in the pipeline. These focus on energy efficiency, renewable energy and forest carbon in developing countries. Allianz are already involved in forest preservation in Kenya and Indonesia.

Destroying forest habitats impacts on the environment twice: forest destruction emits carbon dioxideA naturally occurring gas and one of the most abundant greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Carbon dioxide is also a by-product of industrial processes, burning fossil fuels and land use changes. whilst the loss of a forest reduces the ability of the planet to absorb Co2 ongoing. At this stage a mechanism established by the Kyoto ProtocolThe Kyoto Protocol originated at COP-3 to the UNFCCC in Kyoto, Japan, December 1997. It details emission obligations for Annex B countries and specifies the terms for JI, CDMClean Development Mechanism - a mechanism for project-based emission reduction activities in developing countries (non-Annex B countries). Carbon credits (CERs) are generated from these projects. and emissions tradingA market-based approach to achieving environmental objectives that allows sources reducing emissions below their target to sell the excess reductions to offset emissions at another source.. It entered into force on 16 February 2005. accounts for deforestation. At this stage, only a few countries are logging forest carbon reductions.

Although the voluntary carbon marketThe sum of all transactions of carbon credits in non-compliance markets. These credits comprise emission reductions for the purpose of selling them only to voluntary end user has done more to help forests, to make a genuine dent on emissions from deforestation the successor agreement to the Kyoto ProtocolThe Kyoto Protocol originated at COP-3 to the UNFCCC in Kyoto, Japan, December 1997. It details emission obligations for Annex B countries and specifies the terms for JI, CDMClean Development Mechanism - a mechanism for project-based emission reduction activities in developing countries (non-Annex B countries). Carbon credits (CERs) are generated from these projects. and emissions tradingA market-based approach to achieving environmental objectives that allows sources reducing emissions below their target to sell the excess reductions to offset emissions at another source.. It entered into force on 16 February 2005. must do more to help forests. Carbon finance could then be deployed that makes a genuine impact on global climate stability.

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An Australian Govt video about the importance of carbon pricing.

The present administration of the region has pledged their support for selling carbon credits into the emerging cap-and-trade markets. The work conducted would help to restore the Mississippi River Delta which is currently suffering from bad erosion.

The carbon credits would be sold to companies that are investing in building up and restoring the Louisiana coast. Scientists claim that this could result in the region becoming a carbon sponge and keep the planet cooler.

The exact form of the carbon credits remains to be seen.

Carbon trading is one of the economic solutions to rising greenhouse gas emissions. Carbon trading (also known as emissions tradingA market-based approach to achieving environmental objectives that allows sources reducing emissions below their target to sell the excess reductions to offset emissions at another source.) is a market-based response to lower carbon dioxideA naturally occurring gas and one of the most abundant greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Carbon dioxide is also a by-product of industrial processes, burning fossil fuels and land use changes. and other greenhouse gas emissions. The carbon market trades carbon credits that pay for or offset GHGGases in the earth’s atmosphere that absorb and re-emit infra-red radiation. These gases occur through natural and human-influenced processes. Carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, hydrofluorocarbons, perfluorocarbons, and sulphur hexafluoride are the 6 GHGs subject to emission reduction in the Kyoto Protocol. emissions. These credits are generated by carbon projects that create sustainable energy, often in the developing world. Therefore, one ton of carbon saved by a project may be bought by a company to offset one ton of its own carbon emissions.

Eco Global Markets only trades in carbon credits that are clean, verifiable and are from carbon projects that directly mitigate climate change. There it is, in a nutshell.

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