SK Market: Korean CO2 prices hit all-time high as buyer desperation persists

Published 11:44 on November 22, 2017  /  Last updated at 22:09 on November 22, 2017  / /  Asia Pacific, South Korea

South Korean carbon allowances ended at record high levels on Wednesday as prices continue to be pushed up on minimal volumes with emitters willing to pay ever higher amounts for scarce units.
South Korean carbon allowances ended at record high levels on Wednesday as prices continue to be pushed up on minimal volumes with emitters willing to pay ever higher amounts for scarce units.


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