EUA Price – 14 May 2025
After a sharp drop to nearly 60 EUR, triggered by market reactions to the tariffs announced by the Trump administration, the price of carbon allowances (EUA) has rebounded and is currently trading at 71.10 EUR. The market has been on an upward trend from the 71 EUR threshold, driven by a recovery in political stability. However, Carbon Expert analysts estimate that a slight correction is likely in the near future due to aggressive buying.
Net Zero Summit 2025
We were glad to have our Founder and CEO, Casiana Fometescu, speak at the fourth edition of the Net Zero Carbon Summit, held on April 29, 2025, at the Sheraton Hotel in Bucharest. The event, organized by GOVNET Romania, brought together industry leaders, sustainability experts, and company representatives who are committed to building a more sustainable future.
The main theme of the summit was accelerating Romania’s transition to a Net Zero economy, with a focus on real solutions and business-driven examples.
Casiana spoke about carbon credits and the connection between voluntary and compliance markets. She explained the differences between the two and how they can be combined to work better together. She pointed out the challenges companies face, such as emission reporting and finding real, reliable ways to offset emissions. She also stressed the need for clear rules and proper verification, whether credits are used voluntarily or for legal compliance.
Her presentation sparked interest through real examples from projects developed by Carbon Expert in recent years, both in Romania and abroad — in areas like recycling, composting, and capturing greenhouse gases. She highlighted how the voluntary carbon market can help speed up emission reductions, especially now, as more companies commit to ambitious climate targets and need effective tools to meet them.
The summit featured a wide range of speakers, including representatives from Banca Transilvania, PwC, ING Bank, Coca-Cola HBC , Ford, Auchan, and Ursus Breweries. Topics included ESG integration in investment decisions, supply chain decarbonization, energy efficiency, and sustainable urban planning. A key takeaway was that tools like carbon credits are becoming essential for any company that wants to stay relevant and competitive in the long run. We intend to convey and support the conclusion of this Summit at future meetings that we will organize with representatives of the European Commission.
We’re proud to be part of the national and European dialogue on Net Zero and to help shape a low-emission, more sustainable economy through our work.
We’re not just talking about the future. We’re building it — step by step, project by project