European Investment Bank outlines plan to sell 300 million EU carbon allowances

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EUAs will be sold off to raise funds for green projects

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has revealed fresh details about how it plans to sell off 300 million EU carbon allowances (EUAs) to raise funds for renewable energy and clean technology projects...

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