Carbon market trading
Hi everyone, does anyone have experience trading compliance carbon allowances WCI, RGGI, Washington, or EU ETS? I know voluntary carbon offset trading is popular, however, I am curious about the compliance markets. Specifically, the types of trading strategies used. Is it more fundamental, technical, quantitative heavy etc.
Hey there! Diving into the compliance carbon allowances like WCI, RGGI, Washington, or EU ETS is quite the niche topic. Based on the most helpful WSO content, here's what I can share:
Types of Trading Strategies:
Market Dynamics:
Skills and Tools:
Remember, the carbon market is a unique beast. It's not just about supply and demand; it's about the planet, regulations, and a whole lot of data. Keep your eyes peeled for policy changes, and always be ready to adapt your strategies to the winds of change in the regulatory landscape.
Sources: Trading Power, Carbon & NGOs, Thoughts on carbon trading?, Books on Physical Commodity Trading, Physical Oil Trading Basics (Part 1 of 2), Physical Trading: Best commodities to be in?
WCA market is consistent of mostly transportation and small portion of power generation. Tho things can change pretty quick in this market since it’s so new.
CCA is mostly power demand driven.
Utils use them to manage emissions and retire them by the compliance year whereas funds/non-physical players use them as a means to generate returns above inflation because how those programs are designed.
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