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EU carbon market to grow by nearly 40% in 2010
The value of the EU emissions trading scheme (ETS) will increase by 38% this year to €95bn as utilities start buying allowances to cover their emissions in 2013 and beyond, pushing up the carbon price, market analyst Point Carbon said on Friday.
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