Offsets

CME to Launch ‘Nature-Based’ Emissions Offset Futures Contract

CME to Launch ‘Nature-Based’ Emissions Offset Futures Contract

CME Group said Monday it would launch an emissions offset futures contract sourced from agriculture, forestry and other land use projects in an ongoing effort aimed at helping the market better manage climate risk as the energy transition accelerates. CME said the Nature-Based Global Emissions Offset (N-GEO) contract would launch August 1, pending regulatory review.…

June 21, 2021
EIA: Shale ‘Central’ to Earlier Transition to NatGas Exports

EIA: Shale ‘Central’ to Earlier Transition to NatGas Exports

Citing the onslaught of shale gas volumes, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) Wednesday projected that dry natural gas production will increase significantly throughout 2040, outpacing domestic consumption by 2020 and spurring net exports of natural gas sooner than the agency had expected.

December 7, 2012

Obama Puts $40B in Oil, Gas Tax Breaks on Chopping Block

President Obama proposes to rescind $40 billion in oil and natural gas tax breaks as part of a $467 billion package of savings and offsets to pay for his $447 billion jobs bill, which was to be sent to Congress late Monday.

September 13, 2011

USCAP: Climate Legislation ‘Compatible’ with Robust Economic Growth

The adoption of proposed climate change legislation that would reduce 2005 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions levels 42% by 2030 through the use of offsets and a cap-and-trade system would slow the growth of U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) by only about 1% over the same period, according to an economic analysis released last Wednesday by the United States Climate Action Partnership (USCAP).

December 7, 2009

Climate Legislation Called ‘Compatible’ with Robust Economic Growth

The adoption of proposed climate change legislation that would reduce 2005 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions levels 42% by 2030 through the use of offsets and a cap-and-trade system would slow the growth of U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) by only about 1% over the same period, according to an economic analysis released Wednesday by the United States Climate Action Partnership (USCAP).

December 3, 2009