Americas > California’s difficult path to 2030 emissions goal could increase CCA volatility -analysts

California’s difficult path to 2030 emissions goal could increase CCA volatility -analysts

Published 01:10 on December 5, 2019  /  Last updated at 01:10 on December 5, 2019  / /  Americas, Canada, US

Analysts expect further price volatility in the WCI-linked ETS as California’s existing suite of environmental policies is unlikely to hit the state's long-term emissions goals.
Analysts expect further price volatility in the WCI-linked ETS as California’s existing suite of environmental policies is unlikely to hit the state's long-term emissions goals.


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