Germany’s sale of 3.198 million spot EUAs cleared 3 cents below market at €6.90 on EEX on Friday.
With a bid-to-cover ratio of 1.58, the lowest demand for an EEX-hosted auction this year and well below the average of 3.6.
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EMEA > EEX carbon auction attracts lowest demand this year
EEX carbon auction attracts lowest demand this year
Published 10:36 on March 27, 2015 / Last updated at 14:56 on May 11, 2016 / Ben Garside / EMEA, EU ETS
Germany’s sale of 3.198 million spot EUAs cleared 3 cents below market at €6.90 on EEX on Friday.
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