Mar
18
Well, if you’re horizon is 10-15 years, then yes, we could see a global carbon price, or at least that is the opinion of several carbon analysts at Point Carbon’s emissions trading conference in Copenhagen.
From Reuters:
“By 2025, we could have one single currency,” orbeo carbon analyst Emmanuel Fages said.
“The big issue is the Commission wants to link with the U.S. by 2015. That looks incredibly ambitious,” Trevor Sikorski, an analyst at Barclays Capital, said.
Full article worth reading: Global carbon price unlikely for 10-15 years: analysts
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