Carbon should trade in limited range, says forester

Wednesday 15 Jun 16 11:00am

New Zealand’s carbon prices should be kept within a band of $15 to $50, says a forestry company that has played a leading role in developing the carbon market.

Thomas Song

Ernslaw One is the single largest owner of post-1989 forests (the forests eligible to earn owners carbon credits under the Emissions Trading Scheme), and was the first entity to sell New Zealand carbon overseas.

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