CERA Home

Home > Power Reports > NOx Prices to Fall as Market Begins Shift to Clean Air Interstate Rule

NOx Prices to Fall as Market Begins Shift to Clean Air Interstate Rule

Date: May 31, 2006

Related Topics: Power, North America, Environment, Policy / Regulation, Prices / Markets, Share, Analysis, Sales

Format: PDF document
Pages: 8
Price:  
Full Report: $ 299.00

Overview

NOx Market Commentary: 2006 NOx Market Outlook

Since January, prices for vintage 2006 NOX allowances have fallen over 20 percent from a high of over $2,700 to current price levels of about $2,100. CERA anticipates that the conditions supporting this price decline will remain in effect until the new NOX markets established under the CAIR begin in 2009.

*Downward emissions trend to continue. Based on announced NOX controls and a range of expected utilization for the coal-fired plants, CERA anticipates that aggregate emissions will fall below the existing cap of 500,000 tons by 2008 at the latest.
* New CAIR markets to drive pricing. With a comfortable cushion of banked allowances in place for the next three ozone seasons, CERA believes the expected value of NOX allowances under CAIR will more directly affect pricing under the current NOX market over the next 12 months.
* Further price decline anticipated. CERA expects prices to move to a range of between $2,000 and $1,000 for all vintage allowances through the 2008 ozone season.

Purchase
To purchase items from this Publication, click on the checkbox next to each item and click the Purchase button at the bottom of this page.

PLEASE NOTE: Reports and content may have subsections which are included in the price of the section. Also, many of these subsections may be purchased individually. When you select a section, it is important that you do not also select its subsections for purchase, as this will result in additional charges and duplication of content.
NOx Prices to Fall as Market Begins Shift to Clean Air Interstate Rule (PDF) --- $299.00
 
   


About CERA
Careers @ CERA
Expertise
Contacts and Locations
Related Websites
News
Expert Interviews
Research Highlights
Press Coverage
Recent Articles
Press Releases
Help
Key Features
Frequently Asked Questions
Site Map
Policy
© CERA 2008
Privacy & Integrity
Terms of Service
Web Site Privacy
Terms of Use
IHS Energy
CERA Home
© 2008 CERA.
All Rights Reserved.