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Bluenext: A world-wide carbon trading market


NYSE-Euronext, the company that manages the NY Market Exchange, as well as some European markets and French savings bank Caisse des Depots, have announced Bluenext. It's a carbon rights trading scheme which labels itself as "the global environmental exchange," although they define themselves as able to trade any environmental product. Basically, they try to be like the stock market but for CO2 rights.

Bluenext currently manages a CO2 emission rights spot which is the leader in Europe. The company also plans to open a credit and stock options trading system, as soon as Euronext and Caisse des Depots finish linking their international interconnection systems.

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[Source: Agencia EFE]

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