Frost & Sullivan to Hold Web Conference on the European Emissions Trading Market - The Road Ahead

LONDON, December 2 - With the Kyoto Protocol set to expire in 2012, a legally binding document
to be signed on climate change is of urgent importance. In this context the
COP15 Climate Change Conference taking place in Copenhagen next week is much
awaited. Key commitments on greenhouse gases emission reduction in the future
are expected to be made by various countries. The anticipated linkage and
integration of various cap and trade systems around the world should benefit
the European emissions trading market.

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Frost & Sullivan will therefore organize a web conference on the European
Emissions Trading Market to be held on Wednesday, 9th December 2009, at 3
p.m. GMT. Research Analyst, Kavitha Chakravarthy will present an analysis of
the global carbon market, enhancers and inhibitors of the European emission
trading market as well as factors impacting the European Union allowance
price, the future of the European emissions trading market and investment
opportunities.

To participate in this complimentary briefing, please email Katja Feick
at katja.feick@frost.com with your full contact details. Upon receipt of the
above information, a registration link will be e-mailed to you. You may also
register to receive a recorded version of the briefing at anytime by
submitting the aforementioned contact details.

This web conference will benefit component financial investors, asset
managers, finance professionals, industry managers by discussing factors
influencing the price of the European Union allowance and the future of the
European emissions trading market.

"International agreement post 2012 is expected to change the dynamics of
the emissions trading markets in the world," says Ms. Kavitha Chakravarthy.
The linking of the European emissions trading market and various regional cap
and trade systems would lead to a better carbon price discovery and create
various investment opportunities. "The focus in the current situation in the
European emissions trading market should be on improving liquidity and
increasing trading volumes. The market should aim to be more fundamentally
driven and less affected by policy developments," concludes Ms. Chakravarthy.

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Contact:

    Katja Feick
    Corporate Communications - Europe
    P: +49-(0)-69-77-0-33-43
    F: +49-(0)-69-23-45-66
    E: katja.feick@frost.com
    www.frost.com

Katja Feick of Frost & Sullivan Corporate Communications - Europe, +49-(0)-69-77-0-33-43, fax, +49-(0)-69-23-45-66, katja.feick at frost.com