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Kraneshares California Carbon Allowance ETF

KCCA tracks a liquidity-weighted CCA carbon credit futures index.

KCCA tracks an index of CCA carbon credit futures. The index holds futures that mature in December of the next one or two years.

Advisors and investors seeking opportunities in commodities often overlook carbon allowances and the diversification benefits they offer portfolios. Within the U.S., the California carbon market benefits from strong regulatory support and is worth consideration.

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Price forecasts for one carbon allowance in the California cap-and-trade program are $100 per ton by 2029. It's a sharp increase from current prices and the KraneShares California Carbon Allowance ETF (KCCA) offers exposure.

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California's cap-and-trade program continues to tighten and set aggressive emissions targets, creating potential positive price pressures for carbon allowances looking ahead that provides opportunities for investors seeking diversification benefits for portfolios while investing in an ETF with strong buy signals.

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Bank turmoil, Fed interest rate hikes, sticky inflation, geopolitical tension, economic recession — you can name almost any of the major risk factors, and markets and investors have had to contend with the possibility or reality in the last year.

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Climate-aware investors know that California has long been a leader when it comes to advancing carbon-reducing and green energy agendas. For example, the largest state in the U.S. is aiming to mandate that electric vehicles are the only new cars sold in the state starting in the 2030s.

Updated California Carbon Policy Could Boost This ETF

California is easily one of the top five economies in the United States and thus, their influence in dealing with reducing carbon emissions will have a profound impact on the rest of the nation. Additionally, it opens opportunities in one particular exchange-traded fund (ETF).

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Carbon allowances markets, the regulated emissions markets that adhere to mandated policies, are largely up year-to-date in a challenging macro environment. California's most recent round of allowance auctions for its emissions trading system created positive price momentum and underlying price pressures that could prove advantageous for investors.

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The investment case for carbon allowances continues to grow as more countries and regulatory bodies enact policies to provide support for emissions trading systems. Understanding how one carbon allowance market works will allow advisors to better understand the roles they will play in the years to come, and the investment opportunity that exists now.

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The emissions transition is beginning to kick into high gear worldwide as countries globally work to curtail global warming, providing a wealth of opportunities for investors.

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California's aggressive climate laws will move forward in 2023 as part of its move to attain net-zero in five years less than the majority of other states. This certainly puts the KraneShares California Carbon Allowance ETF (KCCA) in play for investors looking for carbon credit exposure.

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The growing adoption of electric vehicles (EV) alone isn't what charged Tesla's revenue generation last year. In fact, carbon credit sales jumped, giving the automaker a boost while also highlighting the potential growth opportunities in the carbon credit market.

Tesla's Carbon Credit Revenue Highlights Opportunities in This ETF

Geopolitical risk and rising global inflation dealt hits to carbon allowances markets in 2022, even within the U.S. Despite volatility and drawdowns, the U.S.

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No matter how you personally feel about climate change, there's no denying that some governments and corporations are taking emissions seriously and changing their practices.

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Countries around the world are beginning to ramp up carbon emission reduction regulations, providing a strong opportunity for carbon allowances investing in the coming years as cap-and-trade markets tighten to meet net-zero emissions goals by 2050.

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ESG investing was one of the hot-button topics of 2022, with a rise in anti-ESG sentiment gaining more vocal representation midyear.

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One of the largest crises to happen in any of our lifetimes is already all around us and it's likely going to come at a cost larger than the Great Financial Crisis of 2008, according to Luke Oliver, managing director, head of climate investments, and head of strategy at KraneShares, in a recent paper.

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California is lining up to be the world leader in the transition to net-zero carbon emissions, and its cap-and-trade carbon allowance program stands to benefit from increased tightening on emissions.

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California continues to ratchet up its climate control strategy to cut greenhouse gas emissions. The California Air Resources Board (CARB) will reveal a revamped version of its climate plan that includes even more stringent requirements.

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Oil and gas producers are underestimating their emissions output by as much as three times what they are self-reporting, revealed Climate TRACE — a worldwide coalition of non-profit organizations, researchers, tech companies, and more — at COP27, which is currently happening in Egypt.

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The U.S. hopes to lure the private sector to the climate change table by creating a voluntary carbon credits system that would use money from wealthy companies to help fund the carbon transition in developing countries.

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California has some of the most stringent emissions regulations in place in the U.S. and continues to pass laws focused on driving the energy transition from fossil fuels to renewable energies and low-emissions practices.

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Investors who are interested in capitalizing on the growing focus of carbon emissions in the ongoing fight against climate change can consider an exchange traded fund strategy targeting the burgeoning Californian carbon allowance market to access a rapidly expanding marketplace that was historically inaccessible to retail investors.

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Thanks to recent strong performance and low correlation to other global asset classes, investor buzz around the carbon markets is growing. This year, the California Carbon Market stands out as regulators have committed to aggressive emissions reduction targets that will constrain the supply of credits in the region.

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Amidst accusations of coercion and political ploys, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) plus other oil-producing countries, including Russia, announced on October 5 that it would be cutting oil production output by 2 million barrels per day despite an already tight market.

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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) conducted its annual multi-agency State of Climate Services report focusing on energy this year. The report, collated from 26 different organizations, concluded that electricity supply from clean energy sources will have to at least double by 2030 to limit warming that will disrupt and jeopardize energy security globally.

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