Energy company turns to carbon credit fund to cut ETS costs

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Investment in carbon asset fund growing as firms look for most cost-effective way to buy carbon credits

An as-yet anonymous energy company has injected €20m (£16.6m) into Natsource's carbon asset fund, taking the asset management firm more than halfway towards attaining its €200m (£162m) target. The...

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