Europe acts to right the ship
Friday 30 Mar 12 10:00am
The carbon market is not in the state that was predicted a few years ago, Carbon Market Solutions says.
Continued over-supply of credits into both the European and New Zealand emissions trading schemes has depressed prices and nearly eliminated emissions-reduction incentives.
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