Pundits seek change to ‘dysfunctional’ ETS after carbon prices soar
But James Shaw argues the scheme is working better than ever.
Andrew Bevin
Fri, 03 Sep 2021
Commentators say tweaks to the emission trading scheme are needed to prevent a repeat of the transfer of wealth seen at Wednesday’s sale of domestic carbon units where the government’s war chest failed to keep prices in line.
At the third quarterly NZ ETS Carbon Auction held on Wednesday
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Andrew Bevin
Fri, 03 Sep 2021
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