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Carbon-permit prices in the European Union’s emissions trading system will rebound once policy makers agree on a “sustainable” overhaul of the market, according to German Environment Minister Barbara Hendricks.
She commented by e-mail on the EU proposal to introduce a carbon-market stability reserve, talks on 2030 climate and energy policies, and the effect of the crisis in Ukraine………………………………………..Full Article: Source
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Carbon Seen by Hendricks Set to Recover Once EU Agrees on Reform
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