I would highly prefer if you did this via PM, if you get my drift. China has special rights under Kyoto to abstain from regulating the emissions, but they are motivated toward projects that produce credits. Russia is exercising the same rights, I think. Developing nations that possess a certain economic influence can abstain for the time being against regulating their own CO2 emissions but still be part of the treaty. CXCHF.PK is really 50% CCX. They are even using almost the same logo.
TAKING MONEY OUT OF CXCHF.pk @ Climate Exchange Plc (CXCHF) Last Price 38.25 $20 to $38.25........ not bad stonedinvestors! >> SeekingAlpha has some other plays in the same area but note the author only owns our CXCHF. Here is a list of some companies that might be of interest to potential investors: Agcert International [AGCTF.PK], is involved in the production and sale of greenhouse gas emission reductions, and Certified Emission Reductions [CERs]. The company generated a loss per share of â¬0.58 cents for 2006. Alkane Energy PLC [ALKAF.PK], builds and operates methane harnessing systems from man-made sources for renewable generation of electricity with the potential of the trading of carbon emission reduction certificates through the European Union ETS from 2008, if the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme [ETS] is expanded to cover methane. Its operating profit, and net profit were positive for the latest year, versus suffering losses for the previous year. Camco International (CAMCF.PK) identifies and develops projects for industrial companies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and then assists in the sale and delivery of carbon credits into the international market. Its losses per share increased substantially in 2006 over 2005. Climate Exchange PLC (CXCHF.PK) ,owns the Chicago Climate Exchange, Inc., which trades in the emissions of six gasses including carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, sulfur hexafluoride, perfluorocarbons and hydrofluorocarbons. It also owns the European Climate Exchange, which provides futures contracts and options contracts of emissions, known as Carbon Financial Instruments. Goldman Sachs has taken a major position in this company. Its pro-forma operating loss was reduced by 30% in the latest reported period. Econergy International PLC (ECONF.PK) is involved in the origination, development, and marketing of Clean Development Mechanism [CDM] projects. Although its revenues increased for the latest reported year, net after tax loss went up. Ecosecurities Group (ECGUF.PK) , helps companies to create and purchase carbon credits from projects that reduce emissions of greenhouse gases. Although the pre-tax loss increased for the year 2006, its diluted loss per share dropped. Trading Emissions PLC (TRDGF.PK), is a closed-end fund that was established to acquire tradable environmental instruments in projects developed under the Clean Development Mechanism [CDM], and Joint Implementation [JI] of the Kyoto Protocol. The company had a pretax profit of 2.9 million British pounds for the first half of the fiscal year. Disclosure: The author owns CXCHF.PK.