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Forest owners gear up to sell Kyoto credits
Forest owners are making moves to start selling this year’s Kyoto credits as market interest picks up.
One has just put 100,000 tonnes of forward credits on the market, while one of the first out of the blocks this year – Ernslaw One – says it’s likely to put NZUs up for sale early in the new year.
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