Ukraine reinstated by Japanese AAU buyers?

By rumour, on January 14th, 2011%

…and I always thought money for AAUs should be used in some Green Investment Scheme. So now its only about “securing the full amount at the account”. So, they don´t see any problem.

What do you think? Is there the next cheap AAU wave ready to roll in the Kyoto Market?

See for yourself what media is giving us on this topic.

Japan undeterred from buying Ukraine carbon permits (Reuters)

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First Japan, now Russia

By CarbonWatcher, on December 10th, 2010%

Japan’s been the bad guy in Cancun for the past week and a half, after the country took a firm stance against agreeing to a second commitment period for the Kyoto Protocol. Japan argues that it wants a new global deal, one that includes big emitters like the US and China, and will not consent to extending its commitment under the 13-year-old treaty, whose first round of commitments is set to expire in 2012. But . . . → Read More: First Japan, now Russia

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