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Seeing as it is quite a fundamental part of the economic risk of {{{{{1}}}|Allowance}} trading, we should not be surprised to find that all three versions have a concept of {{{{{1}}}|EEP}} or {{{{{1}}}|Emissions Excess Penalty}}, nor that, per their Myers-Briggs personality types, ISDA has gone for quite unnecessary optionality, IETA has sort of followed suit, and EFET has gone for none, but laborious drafting of alternatives anyway. Hey ho.
Seeing as it is quite a fundamental part of the economic risk of {{{{{1}}}|Allowance}} trading, we should not be surprised to find that all three versions have a concept of {{{{{1}}}|EEP}} or {{{{{1}}}|Emissions Excess Penalty}}, nor that, per their Myers-Briggs personality types, ISDA has gone for quite unnecessary optionality, IETA has sort of followed suit, and EFET has gone for none, but laborious drafting of alternatives anyway. Hey ho.

Revision as of 14:02, 17 October 2023

The definition of Excess Emissions Penalty is more or less the same in all three emissions trading documentation regimes. Compare:
ISDA: Excess Emissions Penalty
IETA: Excess Emissions Penalty
EFET: Excess Emissions Penalty
Seeing as it is quite a fundamental part of the economic risk of {{{{{1}}}|Allowance}} trading, we should not be surprised to find that all three versions have a concept of {{{{{1}}}|EEP}} or {{{{{1}}}|Emissions Excess Penalty}}, nor that, per their Myers-Briggs personality types, ISDA has gone for quite unnecessary optionality, IETA has sort of followed suit, and EFET has gone for none, but laborious drafting of alternatives anyway. Hey ho.