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Emissions trading is no longer just about Europe. Australia, South Korea and now California are entering the fray. Kate Burgess and Valerie Flynn discuss the latest international developments and the impact for the EU.

On 1 October, the Belgium’s transmission system operator Fluxys will launch a new transmission model, accompanied by a new trading hub which will enable physical trade on Zeebrugge and virtual trade on ZTP.

ICIS is responding to this by adding exclusive pricing information for the new virtual hub to our daily European Spot Gas Markets report.

Listen to gas editor Ed Cox, explaining the new coverage.

Tony Dillon, ICIS's resident oil market expert, talks with Simon Robinson about the ups and downs of the world crude markets over the past week.

IEA chief economist Fatih Birol tells ICIS Turkey reporter Aura Sabadus about the opportunities and hurdles facing the country’s energy sector

ICIS senior reporter Aura Sabadus talks to the IEA’s chief economist Fatih Birol about challenges arising in a cheap age of gas.

Although aviation only accounted for 3% of global carbon emissions in 2009, the industry’s carbon footprint has increased by 98% between 1990 and 2006, according to figures cited by the International Emissions Trading Association, and is forecast to grow 667% from 2006 to 2050, making aviation a significant source of emissions if left uncapped. The EU has responded by including the industry in its emissions trading system and creating EU aviation allowances (EUAA), a new type of carbon certificate specifically for airline operators. As ICIS launches its first EUAA price assessments, EDCM Editor Marie-Louise du Bois discusses what airline operators need to know about the new credits and scheme.

Our UK gas reporter Seth Freedman discusses the latest developments in the markets in financial instruments directive, or MiFID 2, as the European parliament's economic and monetary affairs committee prepares to vote early July on the final text which will then be submitted to parliament for a full plenary vote in September.

Senior reporter Selene Rebane discusses the short term and long term impact of the German nuclear moratorium on the country's power market

The editor of our daily natural gas publication, Ed Cox, discusses the latest innovations in ICIS' gas portfolio - intra-day market reporting and early close of day pricing

ICIS deputy news editor Fionn O'Raghallaigh talks to French power reporter Tom Hoskyns about nuclear investment and looks at some of the reasons why new nuclear projects are currently few and far between.

UK natural gas reporter Seth Freedman discusses his recent interview with Markus Ferber, the MiFID 2 special rapporteur who says there is "no need" for financial speculators in commodity markets.

Turkish senior market reporter Aura Sabatus discusses the impact of rapid economic growth on Turkey's energy sector, and looks at future developments in the country's electricity and gas markets

LMD editor Ben Wetherall discusses recent trends in the LNG spot market, and looks at some of the factors that may affect prices in the coming months.

ICIS Heren Germany reporter Martin Degen speaks about the hot topics at this year's E-World conference in Essen, Germany, while France reporter Tom Hoskyns talks about how the cold snap has affected French power prices.

Coal editor Manca Vittorino discusses factors affecting the price of coal across the first five weeks of 2012, such as mild weather, a lack of demand, and the forthcoming annual Japanese supply negotiations

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