EU ETS emissions rise 3.5 per cent

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Figures in line with expectations leave carbon markets flat, analysts say

Emissions from factories and power stations in the EU's emissions trading scheme (EU ETS) rose 3.5 per cent last year as power demand and industrial output increased, according to preliminary data released...

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