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August 16, 2012Energy
A 172-BCF gas withdrawal was on the higher spectrum of the market expected storage number sending gas 9.2 cents lower, according to weekly EIA
December 12, 2012Environment
Weather desk cited for excellence in North American, European, and Asian weather markets in the 2012 Environmental Finance survey.
December 12, 2012Environment
Readers of Environmental Finance magazine recognize Evolution as the top broker in all three US emissions markets categories.
December 12, 2012Environment
Evolution named Best Broker in the California and RGGI carbon markets. Continues 8-year run as top broker in N. American carbon markets.
December 12, 2012Environment
Evolution’s global carbon team achieved top honors in five separate categories, covering the EU ETS, Kyoto, California, and RGGI.
December 7, 2012Environment
New stats show less qualified bid interest in '13 CCAs than previously reported. Revision does not impact settle price or number of allowances sold.
November 19, 2012Environment
First auction of allowances in Calif. sells all Vin. '13 for $10.09. ARB sold only 15% of Vin. '15 allowances on offer for the floor of $10.00.
November 14, 2012Environment
Despite 11th hour lawsuit, California conducts today the first auction of allowances under the cap-and-trade program. Results will be released Monday.
October 31, 2012Environment
Evolution's Nick Ernst discusses with Marketplace Radio how the derivatives market helps businesses hedge weather exposure like hurricane Sandy.