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Exclusive Interview: Graham Noyes on the resilience of the LCFS market amidst COVID-19, and how it’s becoming a dependable revenue stream

May 15, 2020 by Abhilasha Fullonton

Key takeaways: ● Forecasted credit deficits contributed to sustained credit purchasing through the impact of COVID-19 on LCFS market. ● Stability of credit prices is very reassuring both for credit generators and investors . ● Potential for linkage opportunities with LCFS in the short-term is unlikely. Expert Profile Graham Noyes…

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