Carbon Credits Prices

30-01-2026 - Over the past month, the price of Carbon Credits (EUA ICE) has decreased from €85.29 to €82.3 per ton of CO2, indicating a downward trend in this market. This decline may be due to changes in demand or regulatory factors. The forecast suggests a further decrease to €80.61 per ton of CO2, a 2.1% drop from the current price, highlighting potential risks in this market.

The forecast also points to upward price pressure on CO2, influenced by technical data with a €0.23 per ton impact. Key factors include Calendar Effects, which contribute a negative €1.84, and the Futures Curve, which adds €1.54. All data types, including demand, suggest an increase in raw material prices.

Despite the forecasted decline, external sources present a different perspective. A report from Regreener indicates that EU Carbon Permits are expected to rise to €82.85 per ton by December 2025, marking a 21.52% increase year-over-year. This suggests a potential upward trend in prices, contrasting with the forecasted decrease to €80.61 per ton over the next month. This divergence highlights the complexity and uncertainty in predicting market movements for Carbon Credits.