What is Day+1 EU ETS emissions data?

Day+1 EU ETS emissions are demand estimates on a trading-relevant lag: what power, industry, aviation, and maritime are burning before the official verified reconciliation lands.

Desks use Day+1 to size near-term EUA pressure. Compliance teams still surrender on verified figures. Different clocks, different jobs.

Verified emissions arrive on institutional schedules. Day+1 demand estimates track activity on a much shorter lag so desks see the burn before the official reconciliation.

If you only wait for the monthly note, you are trading after the fundamental already moved. Day+1 is how Carbon Demand closes that gap.

Total, Power, Industry, and Transportation on one desk: series, sector deep dives, and insights. Area tabs keep Overview, Time series, Sector analysis, and Insights in sync.

Public previews on the Carbon Demand page include total EU ETS emissions, power by fuel, industry by sector, and maritime by vessel type. Full live depth sits behind a Request trial.

Power burn vs outages (REMIT), industry pace vs seasonal hedges, and whether Day+1 totals agree with auction cover and positioning.

Rising Day+1 power burn into weak auction cover is a different setup than soft industry into strong speculative length. Demand is the fundamental; signals are the timing layer.

See the Carbon Demand public charts and method on the product page, then Request a trial for the live series the rest of the suite prices against.