by Vertis Environmental Finance
Carbon Trading Chronicles is a podcast that features compelling conversations with leading experts, industrials, policymakers, and innovators who are shaping the landscape of emissions trading. From success stories to challenges faced, we'll uncover the real-world impacts and insights that are driving the global transition to a low-carbon economy. Carbon Trading Chronicles is a podcast by Vertis Environmental Finance. Disclaimer: https://legal.vertis.com/api/document/282/get_document/
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June 21, 2026
<p>Season 4 has been anything but quiet, and the same can be said for the EU carbon market.</p><p>With the EU ETS review fast approaching, we invited Lewis Unstead from ICIS to help us navigate one of the most consequential debates facing European climate policy. Is the <br>With the EU ETS review fast approaching, we invited Lewis Unstead from ICIS to help us navigate one of the most consequential debates facing European climate policy. Is the EU ETS really to blame for industry's competitiveness challenges? Can the upcoming review address those concerns, or are policymakers looking in the wrong place? And when it comes to reform, who ultimately holds the pen?EU ETS really to blame for industry's competitiveness challenges? Can the upcoming review address those concerns, or are policymakers looking in the wrong place? And when it comes to reform, who ultimately holds the pen?</p><p>From political red lines and carbon price expectations to the often-overlooked technical details that can move the market, this episode explores the questions shaping the future of the EU ETS, and why the answers matter far beyond the carbon market itself.</p><ul><li><strong>Riham Wahba</strong> - Senior Market Analyst at Vertis Environmental Finance.</li><li><strong>Lewis Unstead</strong> - Senior analyst at ICIS</li></ul><p>Disclaimer: https://legal.vertis.com/api/document/282/get_document/</p><ul><br></ul>
March 1, 2026
<p>In this episode of Carbon Trading Chronicles, we take a practical deep dive into the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), moving beyond theory to explore how it works in real business environments.</p><p>Together with <strong>Sarah Hay</strong>, Climate Policy Lead at Norsk Hydro, and <strong>Bjorn Bojesen</strong>, Manager, Structured Products & Team Lead at Vertis, we unpack who is responsible for what under CBAM, how covered companies are integrating carbon costs into production strategies, and the key regulatory challenges companies face amid ongoing uncertainty. We also explore exemptions, the treatment of carbon prices paid abroad, and what obligated entities should be preparing for next.</p><p>Hosted by <strong>Riham Wahba</strong>, Senior Analyst at Vertis, this conversation offers practical insights for companies navigating one of the most consequential developments in compliance carbon markets today.</p><ul><li><strong>Riham Wahba</strong> - Senior Market Analyst at Vertis Environmental Finance.</li><li><strong>Bjorn Bojesen - </strong>Manager Structured Products at Vertis Environmental Finance.</li><li><strong>Sarah Hay - </strong>Climate Policy Lead at Norsk Hydro.</li></ul><p>Disclaimer: https://legal.vertis.com/api/document/282/get_document/</p>
December 7, 2025
<p>In the final 2025 episode of Carbon Trading Chronicles, we sit down with Julia Elmgren from Lattis to reflect on a year that was notably stable in carbon and energy markets. Together, we explore investor profit-taking signals, and whether gas has been pushed too far into oversold territory.</p><p>We also lay out the potential areas for the 2026 ETS reforms, and discuss hidden supply pockets. A clear, insightful conversation to close out the year.</p><ul><li><strong>Stefan Feuchtinger</strong> - Head of R&A at Vertis Environmental Finance.</li><li><strong>Riham Wahba</strong> - Senior Market Analyst at Vertis Environmental Finance.</li><li><strong>Julia Elmgren </strong>- Partner, Carbon Investments at Lattis LP.</li></ul><p>Disclaimer: https://legal.vertis.com/api/document/282/get_document/</p>
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Carbon Trading Chronicles is a podcast that features compelling conversations with leading experts, industrials, policymakers, and innovators who are shaping the landscape of emissions trading. From success stories to challenges faced, we'll uncover the real-world impacts and insights that are driving the global transition to a low-carbon economy.
Carbon Trading Chronicles is a podcast by Vertis Environmental Finance.
Disclaimer: https://legal.vertis.com/api/document/282/get_document/
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