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China’s carbon price hits record as power generators rush for permits

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China’s carbon price continues to rise, setting a fresh record on Aug. 11 as Beijing pushes power generators to obtain sufficient permits for the year.

The price of emissions allowances on China’s national exchange climbed to as high as 70 yuan ($9.68) a ton on Aug. 11, before closing 0.55% higher at 69.9 yuan. This results in a weekly gain to 6%.

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