Bloomberg: Global carbon market set for 15 per cent upturn

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BNEF predicts carbon price in EU will reach €7.50 per tonne thanks to backloading plan

European carbon prices could rise to around €7.50 per tonne this year, bucking a three-year trend of declining market value. That is the conclusion of analysts from Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF)...

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