Carbon Market Data software

The EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) started in 2005, and is the largest cap-and-trade scheme in the world. It covers all EU countries with around 12,000 installations.

The EEA ETS Database includes all the information on the installations included in the carbon trading schemes of Norway, Iceland 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 2008-2020. verified emissions and compliance status for the period 2005-2020.

The aviation sector has entered the EU emissions trading scheme since 1 January 2012. This new carbon trading scheme applied to air transport includes (above a certain threshold applied to airline size) all flights taking off and/or landing on the European soil. For this reason, the scheme includes not only European airlines, but all airlines from the world that have flights connected with the European territory.

Climate change, the most serious environmental issue, represents a significant threat to the financial community. Facing a changing world and a new regulatory regime, investors must be able to identify and assess the risks and opportunities created by the new carbon-constraining policies. To help financial investors and carbon traders in this task, Carbon Market Data designed the EU ETS Companies Database, a unique and innovative carbon disclosure solution.