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Is there a carbon price in the United States?

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No federal price. California's cap-and-trade ($29.27 at the Feb 2025 auction) and RGGI (north-eastern power sector) are the main systems; most US industry pays nothing domestically.

From our guide: Carbon Pricing & CBAM — full context, charts and sources there.

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