Among
the
3,149
respondents
to
the
Thomson
Reuters
Point
Carbon
annual
survey,
there
was
a
fall
—
from
44%
to
38%
—
in
the
number
who
said
the
cost
of
carbon
was
a
decisive
factor
in
their
companies’
investment
decisions.
The
numbers
reporting
that
the
EU
ETS
had
caused
their
companies
to
cut
emissions
also
fell,
from
59%
to
50%.
In
another
measure
of
the
gloom
besetting
the
world’s
largest
carbon
market,
where
prices
are
languishing
at
about
€7
($9.33)
per
tonne
—
half
of
what
they
were
a
year…
