Banking giants launch world's first green derivatives exchange
The Green Exchange is to launch next year, introducing new financial instruments into the burgeoning global carbon market
Four of the world's largest investment banks yesterday joined forces to launch the first ever environmental derivatives exchange in New York. Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, JPMorgan and Merrill Lynch...
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UK goes record 55 hours without coal
No coal was used for power generation in the UK between 10.25pm on Monday and 5.10am yesterday, National Grid confirms