Germany, Essen | 11-13 February
Our team have been voted as the best trading partner for the EU and UK ETS, winning awards in respective categories and as runner-up in two additional categories, underscoring CPF Energy’s leadership in carbon markets and emissions trading.
CFP Energy has been awarded the following accolades:
EU Emissions Trading System: Best Trading Company, OTC/Spot
UK Emissions Trading System: Best Trading Company, OTC/Spot
In addition, CFP Energy has been recognised as a runner-up in the following category:
EU Emissions Trading System: Best Trading Company, Options & Futures
The awards are particularly significant as they are based on client votes, reflecting CFP Energy's commitment to delivering exceptional services and solutions in the UK and EU carbon markets.
Tim Atkinson, Director of Carbon Sales & Trading at CFP Energy, said:
"We are honoured to receive and retain these awards following our success in last year’s vote, highlighting our dedication to providing clients with market-leading solutions and managing compliance in carbon markets. As we anticipate tighter ETS targets by 2030, we look forward to collaborating with our customers to develop effective risk management strategies to manage and reduce future ETS compliance costs.”
“I would like to thank all of the businesses and sustainability leaders who voted for CFP Energy, we’re proud to work with you and are committed to supporting your business as you navigate the complex challenge of ETS carbon markets”
For more information about CFP Energy's award-winning services and how to navigate carbon markets, get in touch with Tim and his team, here.
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On November 28, 2024 the UK government launched a consultation on expanding the scope of the UK Emissions Trading Scheme to include the maritime sector from 2026.
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