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Demand for Carbon Credits May Climb If Middle East War Drags On

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A potential Middle East war could increase demand for carbon credits as industries may turn to cheaper, higher-emission fuels due to LNG supply disruptions.

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A protracted war in the Middle East could lift demand for carbon credits in the compliance market, if ongoing disruptions to LNG supplies compel industries to turn to cheaper, higher-emission fuels.

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