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Environment-Renewables

Onward with offsets

Awareness of the effect of carbon emissions on climate change has driven growth in the market for voluntary carbon offsets. So who is getting involved, and why? Roderick Bruce finds out

TXU shareholders agree to $45 billion buyout

TXU shareholders have approved a merger agreement with Texas Energy Future Holdings Limited Partnership (TEF), which was formed by a group of investors led by private equity firms Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Texas Pacific Group.

CME to offer clearing for ethanol basis swaps

Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) will offer clearing for over-the-counter (OTC) ethanol basis swaps from October 5. The service will offer centralised clearing, including daily mark-to-market margining and reduced counterparty risk, to the biofuels and…

Big business responds to Australia’s carbon proposals

A report launched today by the Australian Business and Climate Group (ABCG) has highlighted that plans for an Australian emissions trading scheme (ETS) will not, on their own, be a sufficient response to meet future emissions targets.

Van Eck goes nuclear at Amex

New York-based asset manager Van Eck Global has launched its Market Vectors Nuclear Energy ETF (exchange-traded fund) on the American Stock Exchange (Amex). It is the first ETF listed in the US that enables investors to gain exposure to companies…

AES wind power blows into China

Global power company AES has announced plans to expand its wind generation business into China through the creation of a joint venture with renewable energy producer Guohua Energy Investment.

Evolution expands into global merchant banking

Evolution Markets Financial Services, a subsidiary of environmental market brokerage Evolution Markets, is set to expand its range of activities across global merchant banking within the environmental, energy and clean energy sectors.

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