Americas > RGGI allowance surplus falls in 2022, while Q1 emissions set for steeper decline

RGGI allowance surplus falls in 2022, while Q1 emissions set for steeper decline

Published 22:27 on May 2, 2023  /  Last updated at 22:27 on May 2, 2023  / Matthew Lithgow /  Americas, US

The Northeast and Mid-Atlantic US RGGI power sector cap-and-trade system saw its permit glut decline in 2022 in tandem with the programme’s bank adjustment, according to a report published Tuesday, while updated data showed year-on-year CO2 output slid even further in Q1.
The Northeast and Mid-Atlantic US RGGI power sector cap-and-trade system saw its permit glut decline in 2022 in tandem with the programme’s bank adjustment, according to a report published Tuesday, while updated data showed year-on-year CO2 output slid even further in Q1.


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