EMEA > EU carbon prices face more downside risk with warming temperatures -analysts

EU carbon prices face more downside risk with warming temperatures -analysts

Published 23:31 on February 17, 2021  /  Last updated at 00:42 on February 18, 2021  /  EMEA, EU ETS

EU carbon allowances likely face more downside risk after retreating from an all-time high above €40 this week, analysts said Wednesday, with warmer European temperatures set to weigh.
EU carbon allowances likely face more downside risk after retreating from an all-time high above €40 this week, analysts said Wednesday, with warmer European temperatures set to weigh.


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