(Reuters) - S&P analysed five major greenhouse gas emissIons bills and
concluded that coal-fired power producers would be most affected
if a bill required steep emissions cuts and auctioned rather
than gave away carbon emissions permits for free.
"Then the credit downgrade risk is higher," said S&P analyst
Swami Venkataraman.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
concluded that coal-fired power producers would be most affected
if a bill required steep emissions cuts and auctioned rather
than gave away carbon emissions permits for free.
"Then the credit downgrade risk is higher," said S&P analyst
Swami Venkataraman.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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