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dano1543 · 12-21-07, 01:49 AM

Is investing in carbon trading companies good? I heard that in 10 years it will be a multi trillion dollar industry worth more than crude oil. What do you guys think?

Admin · 12-21-07, 02:32 AM

Yes Carbon credits are a huge business now and by the looks of it this is going to grow even bigger in the days to come.
I doubt it would become bigger then crude oil but yes it will become more and more profitable with time

There are a lot of companies in UK which buy carbon credits from Indian companies and pay huge amounts of money in return.

dano1543 · 12-21-07, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Admin

Yes Carbon credits are a huge business now and by the looks of it this is going to grow even bigger in the days to come.
I doubt it would become bigger then crude oil but yes it will become more and more profitable with time

There are a lot of companies in UK which buy carbon credits from Indian companies and pay huge amounts of money in return.

Its hard to believe that it will overtake crude oil, I read it in the weekend paper the other day.

Technology · 12-23-07, 09:14 PM

I dont know whether it would take over the crude old industry or not only time would tell about this but i am sure about one thing and that is this is the right time to make a investment with a good company and see some huge profits in near time.

Bunny · 12-24-07, 05:30 PM

What is this carbon trading. I have never heard about it can you please explain what is this as i have never heard about it ever before.

Fuzzy · 12-24-07, 06:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Bunny

What is this carbon trading. I have never heard about it can you please explain what is this as i have never heard about it ever before.

Carbon trading is down to reduce the carbon measures in every country. I dont know exactly but their was a international meeting in which it was decided that every country would reduce its carbon measurement by 25 % and who fail to do so would have to give compensation.

Phantom · 12-25-07, 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Fuzzy

Carbon trading is down to reduce the carbon measures in every country. I dont know exactly but their was a international meeting in which it was decided that every country would reduce its carbon measurement by 25 % and who fail to do so would have to give compensation.

If India and China are in this then i think that they should prepare themselves for paying the plenty because i am sure they have not taken any step in this regard.

Rick · 02-08-08, 01:02 PM

If alternative fuels are introduced in near future then i dont think that carbon trading would be of that much profit.

Lorten · 06-17-08, 11:24 PM

It'll get bigger, of course, but at this point most people have no idea what it is. I guess that might be a reason to get in early, though. As far as the long term impact on carbon emissions, I'm kind of skeptical. But, I guess, that's not the issue here.

manojjonam10 · 10-01-08, 10:17 PM

Yes hydro carbon business are very profitable especially in the long run.When the reserves of this precious resource will be very low.

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dano1543 Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 54 Rep Power: 3	Carbon Trading Is investing in carbon trading companies good? I heard that in 10 years it will be a multi trillion dollar industry worth more than crude oil. What do you guys think?

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Admin Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Toronto Age: 32 Posts: 4,607 Rep Power: 13	Yes Carbon credits are a huge business now and by the looks of it this is going to grow even bigger in the days to come. I doubt it would become bigger then crude oil but yes it will become more and more profitable with time There are a lot of companies in UK which buy carbon credits from Indian companies and pay huge amounts of money in return. __________________ New Contest

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Lorten Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 3 Rep Power: 0	.... It'll get bigger, of course, but at this point most people have no idea what it is. I guess that might be a reason to get in early, though. As far as the long term impact on carbon emissions, I'm kind of skeptical. But, I guess, that's not the issue here.

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12-23-07, 09:14 PM	#4
Technology Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 49 Rep Power: 3	I dont know whether it would take over the crude old industry or not only time would tell about this but i am sure about one thing and that is this is the right time to make a investment with a good company and see some huge profits in near time.

12-24-07, 05:30 PM	#5
Bunny Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 50 Rep Power: 3	What is this carbon trading. I have never heard about it can you please explain what is this as i have never heard about it ever before.

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Rick Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 64 Rep Power: 3	If alternative fuels are introduced in near future then i dont think that carbon trading would be of that much profit.

10-01-08, 10:17 PM	#10
manojjonam10 Bronze Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 140 Rep Power: 2	Yes hydro carbon business are very profitable especially in the long run.When the reserves of this precious resource will be very low.

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