The surplus in the EU carbon market dampened incentives to decarbonise in 2024, and the likelihood that the surplus is maintained until 2027 will keep a lid on carbon prices in the near term. Further ahead, a sharp contraction in the supply of carbon permits is set to drive prices higher but there is a risk that, amid mounting political pushback, carbon pricing policy is diluted to keep carbon costs in check.
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