The main sources of carbon emissions, according to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), are categorized on the basis of greenhouse gas emissions into commercial, residential, industrial, transportation, and agriculture. The research report analyzes each of these sources of carbon emissions and presents the impact and repercussions that each has had on the environment and the market.
The report presents a basic
explanation of carbon emissions and the efforts that various national
institutions and bodies are undertaking in order to curb greenhouse gas
emissions. It tracks the various short-term and long-term trends and factors
dominantly influencing the global
carbon emissions market over a period of time.
The Kyoto Protocol – adopted in Japan
in December 1997 and brought into effect in February 2005 – forms the basis of
the carbon emissions market study. Dividing the time after that into the first
commitment period (2008-2012) and the second commitment period (2013-2020), the
report discusses the dynamics and momentum of the carbon emissions market. The
study proves to be a valuable asset for all those who wish to garner as much
information as possible to gain competitive advantage.
Overview of the global carbon
emissions market
The Kyoto Protocol was set up with
the aim of fighting global warming by minimizing the accumulation of greenhouse
gases in the atmosphere. It is after the implementation of this treaty that the
carbon emissions market has gained momentum.
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Based on information provided by the
EPA, 82% of all U.S. greenhouse gas emission in 2012 was accounted for by
carbon dioxide. Among the key sources of carbon emissions in the United States,
electricity contributed the most. The combustion of coal and other fossil fuels
for the generation of electricity emits a large amount of gaseous carbon
compounds. After electricity, transportation accounted for a significant chunk
of the carbon emissions market, followed by carbon emissions released by
industrial processes.
Government bodies across the globe
have realized the gravity of the situation and have begun taking numerous steps
to curb and stabilize carbon emissions. Moreover, governments have also been
forced to take stock of the environmental situation and begin strict implementation
and enforcement of carbon emission schemes and climate policies. Considering
the fact that carbon emissions have consistently been on the rise over the past
decade, there are several opportunities for companies to become actively
involved in climate change efforts. As a result, the dynamics of the carbon
emissions market have changed rapidly.
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Companies mentioned in the research
report
The research report studies the
carbon emissions market and profiles leading companies operating at the global
and regional level. It highlights the key aspects of every company, focusing on
individual strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. The report also
includes major developments, mergers and acquisitions, business strategies, and
product innovations that have aided carbon emissions companies in achieving
their sales and revenue targets.
The noteworthy players in the carbon
emissions market profiled in the research report include Blue Source, 3 Degrees
Incorporated, Baker & McKenzie, APX Incorporated, Sterling Planet
Incorporated, RNK Capital LLC, Evolution Markets, TUV SUD America, Climate
Focus, Fortis, CantorCO2e LLC, EcoSecurities Group plc, Natsource, MGM
International, and Tradition Financial Services.
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