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Ministry mum on who will run carbon auction

Wednesday 7 Oct 20 10:00am

New Zealand’s first auction of carbon credits will take place on March 17, but there is no word yet on who will be running it.

The auctioning regime is being introduced under changes to the Emissions Trading Scheme passed in June.

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