Report: Australian carbon price to fall post-2015

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Bloomberg New Energy Finance predicts imported carbon credits will dampen Australian carbon price

The Australian government's controversial plans to introduce carbon pricing will result in lower costs than originally anticipated, according to research from analyst firm Bloomberg New Energy Finance....

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