EEA ETS Database
A freely accessible information tool on the EEA countries' carbon trading market
Presentation
The EEA ETS Database includes all the information on the installations included in the carbon trading schemes of Norway and Liechtenstein:
- Installation name, account holder
- contact details (address, email, phone number)
- sector of activity
- account holder
- account status
- number of allocated allowances for the period 2008-2012
- verified emissions and compliance status for the years 2008 and 2009
- CERs and ERUs surrendered for 2008 and 2009 compliance
- Surrendered units information: type of unit (EUA, CER, ERU), originating registry, unit serial block ID, project identifier (for CERs and ERUs) with link to the CDM-JI Project Database
- powerful analytic tools that provide you with strategic information such as the real emissions-to-cap figures calculated by installation, sector, location or country
The EEA ETS Database also provides the following information for the periods 2005-07 and 2008-12:
- pre-allocated allowances per country
- allowance reserves per country
Allowance reserves include EUAs available for auctioning by Member States, as well as ? new entrant reserves and other special reserves (e.g. CHP reserves).
Optional
- Word and Excel Report Generator. All the information from the database is available for download in Word, Excel or PNG (charts) format. For more information on the Report Generator, please contact us by phone +44 (0) 845 868 5393 or email us at info@carbonmarketdata.com.
Mapping Tool
The EEA Mapping Tool enables you:
- to navigate geographically through EEA countries, regions and administrative areas
- to identify the power plants and factories located in specific areas
- to view the distribution of carbon emissions and allowances in Norway and Liechtenstein
EU ETS linking
The carbon trading schemes of these three EEA countries are linked to the EU emissions trading scheme, which means that the installations from Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein can buy EU allowances and use them for compliance or sell their own allowances to installations included in the EU ETS.