Carbon price stable over the next four weeks

Carbon price stable over the next four weeks

CRU forecasts that the EUA price will be stable at ~€84 /tCO? over the next four weeks, the result of several offsetting developments.

On the one hand, elevated gas prices will support gas-to-coal shifting, lifting EUA demand from power generators. On the other, deteriorating industrial profitability and falling output will suppress EUA demand from the industrial sector.?

Moreover, policy will have a neutral effect on the carbon price over the coming weeks. Recent decisions by the European Parliament to support EU ETS revisions have boosted investor confidence in the EUA price, but the EUA price cap scheme still under discussion is muting future price expectations.

Gas supply loss to prompt higher coal consumption in July…

Russian gas supply to Europe dropped by half between May and June, resulting in a steady increase of gas prices from mid-June and CRU expects further gas-to-coal shifting will lift EUA demand by ~2%. This will support the EUA price in July.

…but weak industrial demand reduces EUA price pressure

European industrial demand continued to weaken in June. As a result, European steel and aluminium prices have declined by 8% and 4% respectively over recent weeks. We expect European industrial production to continue to fall over the coming weeks as profitability deteriorates.

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Renan Pena de Carvalho Lobato, MSc.

MSc Finance | DCM & ECM | FP&A | Financial Modeling

2 年

€84/tCO2 will enable a series of process improvements and will highlight companies that are truly engaged in the impact

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badr elchkinef

Agent administratif chez SGA

2 年

Good morning ??

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