World Energy Supports Fifth Successful RGGI Carbon Allowances Auction
Auction Yields More than $66 Million for Re-Investment in State Green Energy Programs
According to RGGI, Inc., 28,408,945 allowances for the 2009 vintage were sold at a clearing price of
The auction marks one year since the debut of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) auctions and brings the total amount of proceeds to more than
In a previously released statement,
Added Richard Domaleski, CEO of World Energy: "We take great pride in our relationship with RGGI and in reliably delivering the auction platform for this breakthrough cap and trade program, identified by Point Carbon as 'the third largest carbon market in the world.' For governments and international bodies actively developing or planning their emissions trading schemes, the results of the RGGI auctions speak volumes: 5 historic auctions; more than 140 million primary allowances transacted; and over
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