Global carbon market expands nine per cent to €48.4bn during mixed 2015 for emissions traders
Thomson Reuters report reveals value of global carbon market expanded last year, despite fall in volumes
The value of the global carbon market rose nine per cent last year to €48.4bn, despite a 19 per cent contraction in the volume of emission allowances traded throughout 2015. That is the main headline...
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