Asia Pacific > Analysts see potential upside for Korean CO2 price as emissions rise

Analysts see potential upside for Korean CO2 price as emissions rise

Published 10:19 on November 13, 2018  /  Last updated at 23:24 on November 13, 2018  / /  Asia Pacific, South Korea

South Korean carbon prices are at their highest since July but could go even higher as rising emissions in some of the biggest ETS sectors are set to further deplete available supply in the market, according to analysts.
South Korean carbon prices are at their highest since July but could go even higher as rising emissions in some of the biggest ETS sectors are set to further deplete available supply in the market, according to analysts.


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