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Auction platform passes first test
Thursday 28 Jan 21 12:00pm
New Zealand’s new carbon-auctioning seems to be working smoothly.
The system, run by NZX and Germany’s European Energy Exchange on behalf of the Ministry for the Environment, has been tested over the past two days with mock auctions in preparation for the first Government auction on March 17.
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