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Not so bleak: the outlook for the carbon trading market is getting better - slowly.

Not so bleak: the outlook for the carbon trading market is getting better - slowly.

Despite the disappointing outcome of the Copenhagen climate summit, banks are still hopeful of a brighter future for carbon trading. If uncertainty around the clean development mechanism scheme is addressed, the African market for one could yet take off, reports Julian Evans.

Last Edited: March 12, 2010 | Send to Friend

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