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As a result of ongoing discussions, the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union announced on December 13, 2022, that a provisional agreement had been reached to...

As the effects of climate change continue to become apparent and both economic and political forces align around climate action, global carbon markets will continue to make new highs.

Ocean Energy Europe (OEE) has signed a joint letter supporting the objectives of the REPowerEU Plan to phase out Europe’s dependency on fossil fuels faster, calling also for ‘bolder action’ on the accelerated roll-out of renewable energy.

Pushing for a global carbon market might seem like a good idea but would be risky and complicated in practice. For now, collaboration is the way forward, writes James Norris

The recent fall in KRBN poses a great buying opportunity to capture the potential upside due to changes in supply-demand dynamics. Read more about KRBN here.

By Glenn Hicks As the province’s public insurer, SGI, sees a big mounting surplus in its reserve fund due to a sharp reduction in claims amid the COVID pandemic, the Crown corporation says it is pondering giving some of it back to motorists. Meanwhile, the opposition NDP continues to call for rebate cheques and claims the surplus in SGI’s Rate Stability Reserve is excessive and ‘suspicious.’ Earlier this week British Columbia’s much-maligned public insurer, ICBC, confir...

Christine Lagarde: Climate change and central banking Keynote speech by Ms Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, at the ILF conference on Green Banking and Green Central Banking, Frankfurt am Main, 25 January 2021. Central bank speech  |  In the famous fable "Belling the Cat", a group of mice gather to discuss how to deal with a cat that is eating them one by one. They hatch a plan to put a bell on the cat so they can hear it coming and escape before be...

Climate Change And Central Banking - Keynote Speech By Christine Lagarde, President Of The ECB, At The ILF Conference On Green Banking And Green Central Banking Date In the famous fable “Belling the Cat”, [1] a group of mice gather to discuss how to deal with a cat that is eating them one by one. They hatch a plan to put a bell on the cat so they can hear it coming and escape before being caught. When it comes to who will actually do it, however, each mouse finds a reason why they are...