ACCEB.NEWS Daily Briefing - Apr 1st

▪︎ President Trump revived construction of a TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline facility with an executive order, a permit that will allow importation of crude oil from Canada to the US.

▪︎ US EPA approved 35 small refinery exemptions from RFS obligations for the year 2017, cutting more demand for biofuel.

▪︎ A fleet of US corporates launched the Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance, the largest group of green energy buyers to date.

▪︎ A US federal judge ruled against President Trump's plan to sell Arctic drilling rights.

▪︎ China may begin a nation-wide carbon emission trading scheme in 2020, according to a senior climate official.

▪︎ Australia’s opposition leader offered a climate plan that includes allowing companies again to buy international carbon credits for compliance.

▪︎ Korean companies have trouble securing carbon credits due to low trading volume.

▪︎ The largest Austrian energy provider Wien Energie announced an EV charger based on distributed ledger technology.

▪︎ Haitian government intends to use blockchain technology to boost the country’s agriculture sector.

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