Inhaltsangabe* Foreword - Roy Leighton (Calyon Bank) NYMEX or IPE * Chapter 1: Introduction - Setting the Stage for Collision or Convergence * Chapter 2: Background to Creation of the Global Emissions Markets: * Montreal Protocol of 1987 * Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 * Rio Climate Convention * Kyoto Protocol of 1997 * Chapter 3: Introduction: What are the Green Trading Schemes * Chapter 4: Types of Global Trading Schemes: Cap & Trade, Voluntary etc. * Chapter 5: Market Mechanisms for Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions * Chapter 6: Overview of Carbon Markets, Exchanges, Participants and Purposes (Trading markets, comparisons, trends such as Chicago Climate Exchange, EU ETS, OTC & IPE) * Chapter 7: Green Power Trading: Regional Developments and Opportunities * What is Green Power or Renewable Energy: Rec or Rocs. * What are Environmental Attributes * How is Traded * What are Renewable Energy Creations * What are Negawatts or Energy Efficiency Units (Demand Response) * Chapter 8: Emissions Risks and Rewards: * Credit for Early Action * Double Counting * Chapter 9: Impact & Opportunities of the 4th Dimension of energy trading (price, quality, delivery date, now emission value) * How the energy value chain is no overlaid with an environmental value chain * Electric Power * Oil & Gas Companies: Upstream & Downstream * Refiners * Airlines * Shipping * Green Buildings * Chapter 10: The Emissions Factor in Energy Markets: Environmental Premia versus the Price Structured for CO2, SOX, NOX and Mercury Trading * Chapter 11: Global Trends * What are the benchmarks * Creating a fungible commodity * Cross commodity arbitrage: weather & emissions, fossil fuels & emissions * Chapter 12: Environmental Investment Opportunities in Emissions: * Hedge Funds * Investment Banks * Aggregators * Institutional Investing * Income Trusts * Application examples * Chapter 13: Green Project Finance * Application of structured finance * Monetisation of emissions credits * Chapter 14:Legal Structures * Actual contracts * Mitigating Environmental Liability (maybe software chapter here) * Chapter 15: What the Future Holds: Global Market Convergence & Fungibility * Glossary of Risk Management Terms * Appendices

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Inhaltsangabe* Foreword - Roy Leighton (Calyon Bank) NYMEX or IPE * Chapter 1: Introduction - Setting the Stage for Collision or Convergence * Chapter 2: Background to Creation of the Global Emissions Markets: * Montreal Protocol of 1987 * Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 * Rio Climate Convention * Kyoto Protocol of 1997 * Chapter 3: Introduction: What are the Green Trading Schemes * Chapter 4: Types of Global Trading Schemes: Cap & Trade, Voluntary etc. * Chapter 5: Market Mechanisms for Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions * Chapter 6: Overview of Carbon Markets, Exchanges, Participants and Purposes (Trading markets, comparisons, trends such as Chicago Climate Exchange, EU ETS, OTC & IPE) * Chapter 7: Green Power Trading: Regional Developments and Opportunities * What is Green Power or Renewable Energy: Rec or Rocs. * What are Environmental Attributes * How is Traded * What are Renewable Energy Creations * What are Negawatts or Energy Efficiency Units (Demand Response) * Chapter 8: Emissions Risks and Rewards: * Credit for Early Action * Double Counting * Chapter 9: Impact & Opportunities of the 4th Dimension of energy trading (price, quality, delivery date, now emission value) * How the energy value chain is no overlaid with an environmental value chain * Electric Power * Oil & Gas Companies: Upstream & Downstream * Refiners * Airlines * Shipping * Green Buildings * Chapter 10: The Emissions Factor in Energy Markets: Environmental Premia versus the Price Structured for CO2, SOX, NOX and Mercury Trading * Chapter 11: Global Trends * What are the benchmarks * Creating a fungible commodity * Cross commodity arbitrage: weather & emissions, fossil fuels & emissions * Chapter 12: Environmental Investment Opportunities in Emissions: * Hedge Funds * Investment Banks * Aggregators * Institutional Investing * Income Trusts * Application examples * Chapter 13: Green Project Finance * Application of structured finance * Monetisation of emissions credits * Chapter 14:Legal Structures * Actual contracts * Mitigating Environmental Liability (maybe software chapter here) * Chapter 15: What the Future Holds: Global Market Convergence & Fungibility * Glossary of Risk Management Terms * Appendices