Asia Pacific > NZ Market: NZUs stay strong as observers eye new loophole for foresters

NZ Market: NZUs stay strong as observers eye new loophole for foresters

Published 10:46 on September 3, 2018  /  Last updated at 23:33 on September 3, 2018  / Stian Reklev /  Asia Pacific, New Zealand

New Zealand carbon allowances fell marginally on Monday but remained above the NZ$25 price ceiling, causing some observers to speculate whether foresters that have joined the ETS voluntarily might pull out of the scheme to bank their profits.
New Zealand carbon allowances fell marginally on Monday but remained above the NZ$25 price ceiling, causing some observers to speculate whether foresters that have joined the ETS voluntarily might pull out of the scheme to bank their profits.


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