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Is China's carbon price really only €11?

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≈¥86/t (Argus, Mar 2025) ≈ €11 at current rates. The 2026 market reset (stricter allowance carry-over, absolute-cap discussions) is expected to push it up, but a 5-7× gap to the EU remains.

From our guide: EU vs China Carbon Price 2026 — full context, charts and sources there.

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