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Carbon is expected to become one of the world's biggest traded commodities in the next 10 - 20 years, if not the biggest. In fact the big carbon boom, or dot.com equivalent is still to come. The US announced its intention in early 2009 to join the carbon race and has already got a draft bill in the US political system. The New York Times recently ran an article claiming that "carbon will be the world's biggest commodity market, and it could become the world's biggest market overall”. The value of the carbon market doubled and hit $64bn in 2007, from $32bn in 2006. As momentum increases we are potentially looking at a sky rocketing Trillion Dollar industry very soon.
Large financial institutions have already invested heavily in carbon trading infrastructure in anticipation of mandatory Cap-and-Trade legislation in the United States. Furthermore, a new global Cap-and-Trade system, the Copenhagen Accord, is being drafted to replace the Kyoto Protocol and is expected to be signed in Denmark later this year.
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