Carbon trade woos local power market operator and bourses
A race for carbon trading platforms heats up Romania’s new billion Euro market in CO2 credits. Report by Michael Bird February 2010 - From the Print Edition
Romania’s carbon market has been in operation for over a year and local stock exchanges and Romania’s state-owned power market operator (Opcom) are wising up to the opportunities of building platforms for trade.
Opcom intends to set up a new platform as early as this year, while the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BSE) has also expressed interest in opening a facility for trading Carbon Dioxide (CO2) emissions credits.
Since 2009, Romania has been part of the EU’s scheme for carbon trading, ... To continue reading this article you have to be registered
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