Carbon Markets set to continue growth as countries double down on climate ambition: IETA Survey
22 Jun 2022
CARBON MARKETS around the world are set to continue growing rapidly as countries double down on climate ambition, and as corporates continue to pursue net-zero goals, finds IETA’s latest annual Market Sentiment Survey.
Half the respondents to a question about the introduction of the ETS auctions in New Zealand, last year, felt it would speed up speed up the phasing out of the free allocation of permits.
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