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Carbon hits a new high and looks set to go higher

Wednesday 16 Sep 20 8:00am

NEW ZEALAND carbon prices have broken through the $35 expected to act as a price cap and are being tipped to go higher.

Spot units traded at $35 or higher on both CommTrade and Carbon Match yesterday, the highest they’ve een in more than a decade of carbon trading in New Zealand.

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