Canada needs bigger pot behind the guaranteed floor price for carbon credits price -report

Published 22:14 on February 22, 2024  /  Last updated at 22:35 on February 22, 2024  / /  Americas, Canada

Canada’s recent C$7 billion injection into its carbon contracts for difference (CCfD) programme, which guarantees a floor price for credits, is too meagre and has failed to assure investors, warns a Canadian climate policy firm.
Canada’s recent C$7 billion injection into its carbon contracts for difference (CCfD) programme, which guarantees a floor price for credits, is too meagre and has failed to assure investors, warns a Canadian climate policy firm.


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