As the Joint CA-QC Auction #39 approaches, the market's very structure is on the brink of change. CARB has issued the Standard Regulatory Impact Assessment (SRIA) for the upcoming regulatory review of the Cap-and-Trade Program which it plans to discuss during the April 23rd workshop.

Join us for an insightful session as we delve into understanding the role of financial investors in carbon markets. Our webinar will explore a range of topics essential for understanding carbon market behavior and navigating the investment landscape. From analyzing investor presence across various carbon markets to deciphering credit bank holdings and emissions signals, we'll uncover the critical factors shaping trading decisions.

In December 2024, the Washington Compliance Offset (WCO) market could either become one of the most sought after and highest-priced avoidance offset markets worldwide, or it won't exist. The risk-reward balance for this market for developers is extreme and skewed, with much still to be figured out due to the novelty of the program.

As of 2024, most emissions from the world's largest airlines are now subject to mandatory compliance under the CORSIA program. Emissions beyond a 2019 baseline must be compensated for; airlines have the option to utilize CORSIA-approved carbon credits or reduce emissions by adopting cleaner fuels. The choice lies with them, while the economics are ours to scrutinize.

Join us for an in-depth exploration of the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) extension to maritime transport and its profound implications on EU-ETS and the shipping industry. We'll inspect key aspects of this regulatory expansion, analyzing its impact on vessel operators, freight companies, and maritime stakeholders. Additionally, we'll examine compliance options through allowances or decarbonization, and the information entities will need to strategize.

In this webinar, we'll explore a novel framework to assess the viability of integrating ethanol production with carbon capture and storage (CCS) in the US. Additionally, we'll explore and estimate various diverse incentives available for coupling ethanol production with CCS.