Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) rose past A$17/tonne this week, with a slight shift in messaging on climate change by Prime Minister Scott Morrison sparking greater voluntary interest and borne out by a bump in cancellations.
AU Market: ACCU prices rise as Qantas leads bump in voluntary cancellations
Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) rose past A$17/tonne this week, with a slight shift in messaging on climate change by Prime Minister Scott Morrison sparking greater voluntary interest and borne out by a bump in cancellations.
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