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Climate Week NYC is just around the corner and the city is about to turn into the global hub for climate action. Next week (21 - 28 September), Climate Week NYC will bring leaders from business, government, and society together to accelerate climate action altogether. The OTC Flow team will be present, ready to connect with partners, clients, and peers who want to explore how environmental markets can unlock their sustainability goals. You can meet us at or around our Rockefeller Center office all week for one-on-one conversations, or join us at sessions across the city, including : • Sustainability LIVE (22 September) • Urban Playground: Climate Innovation in our Cities (23 September) • Scale For Climate Tech Innovation Showcase (23 September) • Beyond the Backslide: Advancing Climate Progress Through State Leadership (24 September) • Methane-Emissions Abatement in the Oil and Gas Sector: Costs and Opportunities (25 September) Let us explore together how OTC Flow can support your energy -and sustainability strategy. #ClimateWeekNYC #Sustainability #EnergyTransition #Decarbonization #OTCFlow #EnvironmentalMarkets

Excited to share that OTC FLOW U.S. will attend the REM™ 2025 this September 3-5 in Houston. As one of the main events within the renewable energy markets, REM will bring together governmental leaders, major corporations and all top utilities in the nation to discuss regulation, innovation and procurement strategies. Our own Friso Hoving and Taylor Margolis will be present throughout the event to participate in the conversation and they are looking forward to connect with anyone else in the space. https://lnkd.in/gt9FEzY5

Let’s connect at Climate Week NYC 2025!   Climate Week NYC will bring together global leaders from business, government, and society to accelerate climate action and sustainable innovation.   Meet with our team of experts on one of the many wonderful events across town or connect directly and be welcomed to our office at Rockefeller Center, right in the middle of all the action. We are here to assist every business meeting its sustainability goals while helping scale up the production and development of renewable energy all around. 📅 21–28 September 2025 📍 New York City, USA    #ClimateWeekNYC #NetZero #Sustainability #Decarbonization #RenewableEnergy #NYC #OTCFlow

🏆 Calling Our Trusted Partners in the Voluntary Carbon Market! At OTC FLOW we are proud to deliver efficient, reliable, and transparent carbon credit trading solutions that help corporates and institutions take real climate action. If we’ve supported your voluntary carbon credit strategy with: ✅ Speedy, seamless transactions ✅ High-integrity project selection ✅ Market insights and transparency ✅ Outstanding service from our expert team ...we’d be grateful if you considered nominating OTC Flow in the Environmental Finance Voluntary Carbon Market Rankings 2025. 🗳️ You can vote here: https://lnkd.in/eKPHW6Hb 📆 Deadline: Friday, 25 July 2025 Let’s keep pushing the voluntary carbon market forward with impact, innovation, and trust. #carbonmarkets #voluntarycarbon #sustainability #OTCFlow #EnvironmentalFinance #VCM #carbontrading #netzero

Oregon's Department of Environmental Quality has opened applications for its 2025 Clean Trucks and Infrastructure Program, committing more than $34 million to accelerate the transition from diesel to zero-emission vehicles across the state. The funding targets medium- and heavy-duty fleet owners, offering grants to replace or retrofit older diesel engines with cleaner alternatives. The initiative includes $9 million for diesel mitigation projects, $4.8 million for clean truck replacements, and $3 million for charging infrastructure development. Additionally, a new rebate program for zero-emission fleet purchases will launch soon with $17 million in funding, reflecting the state's broader push to improve air quality and reduce transportation emissions.

U.S. solar energy deployment hit record levels in 2024, with 50 GW of new capacity installed, enough to power New York City for a year. However, domestic manufacturers supplied only a small fraction of that, producing just 4.2 GW in the first half of the year. While U.S. production is ramping up, boosted by federal incentives and the Inflation Reduction Act, it still lags behind demand. Most panels continue to be imported, primarily from Southeast Asia, where costs are significantly lower, roughly a third of domestic prices. New proposals for steep tariffs on imported solar products, especially from Chinese-owned companies in Southeast Asia, threaten to drive up prices and limit supply. These measures aim to bolster U.S. manufacturing but risk short-term disruptions as the domestic industry scales up. Developers have already begun delaying or cancelling installations due to rising costs. Meanwhile, investments in manufacturing, concentrated in states like Texas and Georgia, signal long-term growth, though future trade policy shifts under the current administration are creating ongoing uncertainty for the industry.

A recently passed House tax bill proposing severe cuts to clean energy incentives is facing mounting opposition in the Senate. Republican senators signaled plans to revise or block key provisions that would dismantle support for renewables and nuclear power projects. The House bill aims to eliminate core elements of the climate law enacted in 2022, including accelerated phaseouts of tax credits and restrictions on credit trading. The proposed rollback triggered a sharp market response, with renewable energy stocks plummeting—highlighting industry fears of reduced investment viability. While Senate Republicans are expected to rewrite parts of the bill, internal divisions and political pressures remain. Moderate voices are pushing to preserve at least some of the tax credits, particularly for residential solar and clean power infrastructure, warning of rising consumer energy costs and disrupted market momentum. The legislation would also prohibit U.S. clean energy projects from sourcing any components linked to China, a move that could disqualify many solar and battery manufacturers from incentives under current supply chain realities. Despite the bill’s passage in the House, analysts suggest its current form is unlikely to survive Senate negotiations. Industry watchers warn, however, that continued uncertainty could deter future investment, marking a pivotal moment for the trajectory of U.S. clean energy policy.

A major offshore wind project off the coast of New York has been cleared to resume construction after a month-long halt, following an agreement between federal and state authorities that includes revisiting plans for natural gas infrastructure expansion. The project, expected to begin supplying renewable electricity to half a million homes by 2027, had been suspended in April due to concerns raised by federal officials over regulatory review processes. The halt prompted industry-wide uncertainty, with concerns over the status of other pre-approved energy developments. The resumption follows a compromise involving potential support for additional gas pipeline capacity, plans for which had been blocked in 2020 on environmental grounds. The deal signals a broader strategy to balance clean energy development with expanded access to domestic energy sources. The offshore facility, once operational, will be the first of its kind to deliver wind-generated electricity directly to New York City. It is one of several projects contributing to the state’s and nation’s clean energy transition, while the parallel discussion on gas infrastructure reflects ongoing efforts to meet energy demand reliably and affordably.

We’re thrilled to announce that OTC FLOW has been named Market-Maker / Liquidity Provider of the Year by Risk.net at the Energy Risk Awards 2025! We’re honoured to receive this prestigious recognition from one of the leading voices in global energy and commodity markets. This award reflects our commitment to delivering transparent pricing, deep market access, and high-quality execution across environmental commodities. 🏆What sets us apart? • Our ability to serve diverse counterparties across Europe, Asia and America. • Providing consistent liquidity in volatile conditions. • Enabling seamless execution across various environmental markets. Whether it's helping firms access the voluntary carbon market or structuring PPAs across Europe, our mission remains clear: to be a reliable partner for the energy transition. 🔗 Read the full profile on our win here: https://lnkd.in/exwSm3Js To our partners: thank you for your trust. And to our team: your hard work, drive, and dedication made this possible. Here’s to more impact, innovation, and collaboration in 2025 🥂 #EnergyRiskAwards #OTCFLOW #MarketMaking #EnvironmentalMarkets #CarbonTrading #Sustainability #GuaranteesOfOrigin #ClimateAction #VoluntaryCarbon #Biofuels #Biomethane #TradingExcellence #RiskNet