News
- Carbon News In Depth
- Latest News
- Policy Development
- International
  - New Zealand
  - Australia
  - United States
  - China
  - Europe
  - United Kingdom
  - Canada
  - Asia
  - Antarctic/Arctic
  - Pacific
  - Oceans
  - Cities
  - Africa
  - South America
  - IPCC
  - COP 21
  - COP 22
  - COP 23
  - COP 24
  - COP 25
  - COP 26
  - COP 27
  - COP 28
  - Paris Agreement
- Sectors
  - Election 2023
  - Election 2020
  - Election 2017
  - Editorial comment
  - Letters
  - Energy
  - Agriculture
  - Industry
  - Latest science
  - Carbon emissions
  - Transport
  - Forestry
  - Fishing
  - Water
  - Business
  - Weather
  - Ten years ago
  - Waste
  - Finance
- Technology
Markets
News Direct
- News Direct
Trading
- Offset Markets
- Market advice
Market Players
- Profiles
- Appointments
Forum
- Opinion/Your say
Events
- Events
Subscribe
- What you get
Carbon Market Directory
Books, Music and Films

Carbon holds up in wake of first auction

Thursday 18 Mar 21 12:00pm

SECONDARY carbon trading in New Zealand is reacting calmly to yesterday’s first auction of credits.

The auction, held yesterday between 9am and noon, injected 4.75 million extra NZUs into the market.

... login or subscribe for full story
Story copyright © Carbon News 2021

Subscriber Content - You need to log in

To access this Carbon News information right now, please accept our 7 DAY FREE TRIAL subscription offer. Simply click the Subscribe button and follow the steps.

Login

Latest in Market advice

How voluntary offsets can help us meet our Paris promise (30 Mar 21)
Don't miss getting your emissions return in (29 Mar 21)
Carbon markets prove resilient to the coronavirus pandemic (25 Mar 21)
Why we need a carbon club (25 Mar 21)
Carbon holds up in wake of first auction (18 Mar 21)
First carbon auction clears at $36 (17 Mar 21)
Super-registry to keep market honest (10 Mar 21)
Bye bye OMF, hello Jarden (9 Mar 21)
New platform sets new record price (22 Feb 21)
Sign up for first carbon auction now (18 Feb 21)

Your IP address: 18.97.9.174