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CDM profitable at record-low prices: Chinese fund
04 Feb 2013 11:10
Last updated: 04 Feb 2013 15:58
BEIJING, Feb 4 (Reuters Point Carbon) – Investing in emission reduction projects in China can still be profitable despite prices for the carbon credits that they generate hitting record lows, according to a China-based carbon fund that is backed by Swiss trading house Vitol.
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