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Public Availability of GHG Allowance Information in the California C&T Market Emissions Market Assessment Committee Quarterly Meeting September 24, 2012 1 Forecasted BAU GHG Emissions Compared to the Allowance Cap Covered Entities Only


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Public Availability of GHG Allowance Information

in the California C&T Market

Emissions Market Assessment Committee Quarterly Meeting

September 24, 2012

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162.8 159.7 394.5 382.4 370.4 358.3 346.3 334.2

50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Millions CO2e

Forecasted BAU GHG Emissions Compared to the Allowance Cap Covered Entities Only 2013 - 2020

BAU Forecast (Phase 1&2 entities) BAU Forecast (Phase1 entities) AB32 Cap

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39.5 53.5 8.6 10.0 2.2 33.9 0.2 18.3 131.9 38.0 3.5 49.7

GHG Emissions, by Sector and Segment 2010 BAU Forecast

Instate Electricity Imported Electricity Cement Plants Cogeneration Facilities Hydrogen Plants Petroleum Refining Other General Stationary Combustion Gasoline Distillate Propane Natural Gas

Total = 389.18 millions tonnes CO2e

23.9% 18.8% 57.3%

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California GHG Allowance Prices and Trading Volume

ICE OTC 2013 Vintage, December 2013 Contract Month June 24, 2012 – September 20, 2012

$15.75

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Data Availability on Physical Allowance Transactions Enhances the Efficiency of the Market

  • Symmetric information among market participants

reduces likelihood of market manipulation

  • Participants face risk of explaining behavior publicly
  • Improves ability to undermine attempts to manipulate
  • Auction provides a price discovery mechanism
  • Third parties able to independently evaluate market

performance

  • Minimizes duplicative data collection by third-parties
  • Minimizes transaction costs

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Data Availability on Physical Allowance Transactions Has Minimal Costs

  • Publicly releasing data CARB is already collecting has

low administrative costs

  • Competitively sensitive business strategies are not

compromised – Financial transactions – Output-updating is historic – Multi-product firms

  • Unlikely to enhance ability to tacitly collude

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Wide Range of Allowance Data Can Be Made Available in a Timely Fashion

  • Ownership information for each individual market

participant account including

– Parent company name – Contact information (e.g., mailing address, phone number, responsible party)

  • Annual allocations of allowances by account name or

number for each market participant receiving an annual allocation

  • A real-time online register providing the serial number
  • f each allowances, by vintage, held in each holding

account and each compliance account

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Wide Range of Allowance Data Can Be Made Available in a Timely Fashion (cont.)

  • A record of each allowance movement into and out of

each account including

– Serial number – Vintage – Transaction date – Buyer name and seller name

*for all types of transactions including: CARB quarterly auctions transfers into or out of compliance accounts transfers into or out of holding accounts transactions between related entities transactions between arms-length private parties

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Wide Range of Allowance Data Can Be Made Available in a Timely Fashion (cont.)

  • Quarterly CARB auction information, including:

– Number of allowances made available for sale – Total number of allowances sold – The names of each winning bidder including the number of allowances won – Auction clearing price – The maximum bid, the minimum bid, the weighted average mean bid, and the median bid

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Differences Exist in Types and Timing of Public Information Release Across Cap and Trade Programs U.S. Acid Rain

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RGGI

Less More

(Auction #17: Sept 5, 2012)

$0 $2 $4 $6 $8 $10 $12 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000

2012 SO2 Spot Allowance Auction

(March 27, 2012)

Supply = 125,000

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Differences Exist in Types and Timing of Public Information Release Across Cap and Trade Programs U.S. Acid Rain

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RGGI

Less More Transaction Type Total Allowances Transacted Allowances in Control Period Recorded Date Transaction Date Exchange Settlement Transaction Price Transaction Type Number of Allowances in Transaction Allowance Vintage Allowance Serial Numbers Transaction Confirmation Date Buyer Account Number Seller Account Number Buyer Account Name Seller Account Name Buyer Owner/Operator Name Seller Owner/Operator Name Buyer Representative Seller Representative

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Conclusion

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Publicly release as much data as practical in as short a time frame as practical