The price of_CO2 seals its first fall since 2020 despite the ‘re-cabornization’

Emission allowances are trading in January below the level they reached last year before the war in Ukraine and register their first year-on-year decline since the pandemic lockdown.

The Great Lockdown of 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic caused a historic decrease in the volume of_CO2 emissions for the first time since they were measured on a regular basis, as a result of the closure of factories, lockdowns and the paralysis of transport and movement of people. But the energy crisis from 2021 to 2022 has caused a rebound effect still underway that is yet to be quantified. Countries such as China, the US or the Europeans, Germany and Poland have returned to burning coal as they did not in a long time to supply the gas crisis caused by Russia.

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