(Bloomberg) -- European Union carbon-dioxide permits
fell from their highest level in almost a year, after Poland
delayed deciding on whether to appeal a regulatory decision that
cut its grant of permits starting 2008.
Emission permits for December 2008 fell 26 cents, or 1.2
percent, to close at 21.75 euros ($29) a metric ton, according to
prices from the European Climate Exchange in Amsterdam. They traded
at 22.25 euros yesterday, their highest since May 31.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
fell from their highest level in almost a year, after Poland
delayed deciding on whether to appeal a regulatory decision that
cut its grant of permits starting 2008.
Emission permits for December 2008 fell 26 cents, or 1.2
percent, to close at 21.75 euros ($29) a metric ton, according to
prices from the European Climate Exchange in Amsterdam. They traded
at 22.25 euros yesterday, their highest since May 31.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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