Aggressive Q3 auction buying may halt RGGI allowance bull run -traders

Published 18:02 on September 8, 2020  /  Last updated at 18:18 on September 8, 2020  / /  Americas, US

RGGI traders anticipate allowance prices in the Northeast US ETS will stagnate or sink on the secondary market after emitters ramped up purchases during the Q3 auction, following permit values hitting four-year highs this summer.
RGGI traders anticipate allowance prices in the Northeast US ETS will stagnate or sink on the secondary market after emitters ramped up purchases during the Q3 auction, following permit values hitting four-year highs this summer.


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