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The windfall dilemma

Free allocations of emission allowances may keep fossil fuel generators happy, but their customers are not smiling. Tobias Hsieh, credit analyst with ratings agency Standard & Poor's, explains who wins and loses under the trading rules

The EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) is aimed at allowing the market to determine the most efficient way of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Like the US sulphur dioxide emissions trading regime, the EU ETS is a 'cap and trade' system, where total emissions are capped by limiting the overall allowance granted to emitting facilities. Critically, facilities such as power generators can trade

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